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   DonStephan | Aug 20, 2002 04:47am | #1

   Would like to help, but not sure what you are interested in. Could you describe it?

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   RevTed | Aug 20, 2002 05:34am | #2

   http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/ezine/archive/2000/three/crosscut1.cfm

   Rev Ted

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   hdsc | Aug 23, 2002 10:50pm | #5

   Thanks for the reply. This is a great set of plans.

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   GeeSeaWhy | Aug 20, 2002 09:05pm | #3

   There's one in R. J. Cristoforo's book The Jigs & Fixtures Bible (I think, don't have it to hand right now). I built that version and it worked so well that after I cut it completely in two I built a second version, with a few more inches in front and back of the saw blade.

   Graeme

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   delano_mireles | Aug 21, 2002 12:12am | #4

   There's also one in Taunton's "Ingenious Jigs and Fixtures" book. should be able to pick it up for under $20.

   Good luck

   Delano

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   pinsntails | Aug 25, 2002 04:10pm | #6

   Highland Hardware sells a set of slides that come with simple instructions on constructing a sled. The trickiest (and most critical) part is squaring the fence up. HH instructions have a great method for doing this without relying on out-ofsquare" framing squares.

   Sam