🔥 EASIEST Adjustable Router Sled ANYONE Can Build (Under 10 Mins!)

[@Toni-oy5gu]

Anyone using an Ozito and KZbin, I'm subscribing. Great sled,😉🧡 from out of the box materials. My kinda guy.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Heh, yep only the most spencive tools here ;) Cheers

[@KalenSavoy]

Finally! Now I have another project to do😅

[@MelbourneMaker]

Yeh cause our list of projects in the todo pile is always empty heh ;)

[@BlackPowderTherapist]

Earned a subscriber. You showed up in my algorithm. Nice bench

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thank you & welcome :)

[@fdort3971]

@MelbourneMaker quick and easy. I found similar metal being tossed out. I turned them into a similar system for my circular saw. A tip for you...slip a washer in between the screw head and the slot for a longer lasting jig. The screws you used will pull through eventually, potentially when you're working on a project.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Cheers! Great tip with the washers, no idea why I didn't even think of it.

[@stevehedges1158]

Sled looks good as well.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Yeh its not pretty, but a nice easy solution

[@fathogwoodworking]

Great sled. I love a good tool video. Low cost solution, I can see me making that in the near future. Well done mate.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thankyou sir!

[@RobinLewisMakes]

Angle iron for the win. Great idea!

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks mate, yeh it runs much easier than a wooden sled and you don't need a collet extension for the router bit. Plus always good to use up the scraps lying around.

[@jodiepalmer2404]

I also subscribed because I needed something exactly like this for my router when I make dado's joints for my bookcases.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Cheers! Hopefully it helps :)

[@woodfather]

Nice and easy Dave, good one 👍

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks mate! Always appreciate a master dropping by ;)

[@dougdavidson175]

Nice sled! Take care & stay safe!

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks, will do!

[@Daumina]

Nicely done 11/10!

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks mate

[@jimrosson6702]

Great job thanks for sharing

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks for watching!

[@stevehedges1158]

Its good to see another Aussie on KZbin only come across you today subbed and it looks like i have a few videos to catch up on. Steve

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks mate, appreciate you taking the time!

[@MistaMishMash]

Loved the video! c: Super simple, but seems really helpful! Keen to see what you make with it !

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks! Using it to make the top for my new workbench at the moment. Is coming along well

[@jodiepalmer2404]

Could you also make a jig for a hand saw? As I have problem with cutting a line on a board e.g. MDF or Plywood

[@MelbourneMaker]

I am actually terrible with hand tools. So I feel your pain. I have seen people clamp a straight board to a piece of MDF and use that as a cut guide for a hand saw. Can't say I've actually tried it though would assume it works well enough

[@jodiepalmer2404]

@@MelbourneMaker I did that 2 years ago but I have weak hands thus my hand saw drift off to the right.

[@worstworkshop]

Great video! I love your vibe.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks mate! Not quite as good as your stuff yet, but gotta start somewhere ;)

[@worstworkshop]

@@MelbourneMaker Thanks for the compliment. You've done a lot better in your first two months than I did in mine though! 😆

[@onehandedmaker]

Hi David Good to see another AU maker on KZbin! Just found your channel, obviously it was hiding somewhere! Great sled design and video and based and what I saw today I've subscribed and will have a look at some more of your content. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia

[@MelbourneMaker]

Thanks James, appreciate the support! I'm no where near your level yet, but enjoying the journey. Ill start binging your content to get some inspiration.

[@chrismcg7856]

Thanks for your video. Can you tell me what are your fancy saw horses that you use?

[@MelbourneMaker]

Of course! They are Toughbuilt 7700. If your from Australia you can get them from the big green shed. They are a bit pricey if I'm honest, but can hold a TON of weight! I had to get something super heavy duty for a big concrete bench top I was pouring. The slide out side rail holders are perfect for a 2x4 to act as a support so were perfect to hold the weight of the formwork, rio and concrete.

[@chrismcg7856]

@@MelbourneMaker Yeah from Aus. Thanks for that info. Cheers

[@jodiepalmer2404]

Nah, it's not the safe way to do it but it is the Australian way to do it.

[@MelbourneMaker]

Hahaha! Exactly!

[@rocarr180]

🙏❤️

[@FixitFingers]

I made a janky simple temporary sled several years ago that's much less nice than this... I'm still using it 😅 Not all jigs need to be masterpieces

[@MelbourneMaker]

Yeh, I normally tend to over do things 😓 But not this time 😄

[@davidsquires8107]

I’ve never seen an all metric tape measure before. Makes me feel uncomfortable. Side note: next project should be creating a wood vice for your table. Couple scary moments there my friend.

[@MelbourneMaker]

No freedom units here ;) Yes the slab you saw me flattening will be the top for my new workbench made from pallet wood. Its... very slowly coming together. I have a relatively cheap face vice for it already that I will put on first up. Will be a long video on it when its all finished.