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A crosscut sled for table saws that replaces the mitre gauge with a full platform riding in the saw's mitre slot. The phenolic laminate base slides smoothly, and the 75mm mitre fence with a repositionable sub-fence supports the workpiece close to the blade to cut tear-out. The user mounts the aluminium slider bar themselves, so it can be set to bring the sled right up to the kerf on most job-site saws. It suits woodworkers who cut repeated square and angled crosscuts and want more control than a gauge gives; the trade-off is setup time and a platform that needs room on the table.
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The Rutlands table saw crosscut sled is for accurate, repeatable crosscuts and mitres. It gives more support and control than a standard mitre gauge. Its zero-clearance support through the cut improves accuracy and reduces tear-out.
The platform has a smooth phenolic laminate surface that glides across the saw table. A 75mm tall mitre fence supports the workpiece and gives a secure grip. The sub-fence can be repositioned to suit the blade location and slides right up to the blade kerf. An oversized protractor scale is marked in 1° increments and covers a 50° adjustment range.
The aluminium slider bar is not pre-drilled. The user fixes it to suit their own table saw. Adjustable expansion discs remove side play, and the bar can be positioned to bring the sled right up to the blade kerf. Two 22mm steel guide discs engage with T-slot mitre channels to prevent lifting and tipping. An adjustable flip stop allows fast, repeatable cuts, and oversized locking knobs allow quick adjustment. A hold-down clamp secures the workpiece and helps keep fingers clear of the blade.
