5 Cut is overkill, use 2 cut for table saw crosscut sled

Creative project idea to build a table saw sled for beginning woodworkers to get perfect cuts for your projects. Easy DIY method to calibrate your tablesaw for safe and accurate crosscuts. I’ll show you a much easier way than the 5 cut method to set your fence. This simple method will make it easy for you to get better, more accurate cuts from your table saw. No math is required to use the simple and intuitive 2 cut method. It doesn’t matter if you are using a portable jobsite saw or a giant cabinet saw, this method works for all saws.

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0:00 Table saw crosscut sled build intro
0:04 5 cut method is wrong
0:21 breakdown plywood
0:31 fence layout
1:17 fence features
3:40 miter gauge bars
6:41 2 cut method for setting fence
10:30 don’t forget safety block
10:42 how stop block and sled clamps work
11:37 wrap up and pointless babbling
12:06 other sleds I like