DIY Table Saw | Part IV - CrossCut Sled

★ DIY TABLE SAW | PART IV - CROSSCUT SLED ★
In this series I'll show you how to make your own Table Saw, from a cheap saw. The goal is to be able to have a reasonably accurate table saw without "breaking the bank".
This is the fourth and last video of the series and it's about making some small adjustments and the Crosscut Sled.

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TOOLS USED:
► Parkside Table Saw or similar
► Ripping Table Saw Blade: https://geni.us/l6kBS8 (Amazon)
► Cordless Drill/Driver: https://geni.us/aeyxYSw (Amazon)
► Disc Sander: https://geni.us/IbY3r (Amazon)
► Sliding Miter Saw: https://geni.us/oEHck24 (Amazon)
► Bandsaw

MATERIALS USED:
► 18mm thick Baltic birch plywood
► 21mm thick melamine Baltic birch plywood
► 8mm stainless steel rod
► T-track: https://geni.us/Phgr (Amazon)
► Stopper for T-track: https://geni.us/ll1Eu0 (Amazon)
► Key-chain ring
► Wood screws
► Wood glue

I hope you like the video and feel free to ask any questions, make comments or suggestions.
Thanks for watching!

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