Crosscut sled plans

Make crosscuts on the table saw more accurately, repeatably and safely with a crosscut sled.

Learn how to make a crosscut sled with lots of possibilities. This table saw jig is a must-have for your woodworking workshop.

A cross cut sled is the most used jig in my shop, so I decided to make a new one that is lighter for everyday use and has a bunch of jigs and attachments to make it really versatile for a variety of projects.

This crosscut sled is a versatile sled that features Kreg Top Trak, Extension fence and T-Track. I designed this fence to fit my Delta 36-725 but the dimensions can be adusted for any table saw. Follow me on Instagram for more details: https://www.instagram.com/castor_woodworks

Trimming cabinet doors and drawers, mitering small pieces, and making wide crosscuts for shelving is safer and easier with this simple sled

Use a story stick to design miter key placement, cut the lid from the base and finish the crematory urn box.

Farmhouse decor, custom built stove top covers and more.

Any push stick adds a measure of safety, but I prefer using one that straddles the saw's fence. It lifts right off when I’m done. A saddle-style push stick has two clear advantages. First, there'

How to build an inexpensive crosscut sled for a table saw using our step-by-step plans