Have a Table Saw? You NEED to do This!!!

I don't have any plans for this cross cut sled, but if there's enough interest I'll make some. Let me know!

"Now I won't bore you with the details" (proceeds to give the most clearly understandable demonstration of the 5-cut method ever) Me: "Oh, I get it now"

very strange, a video that didn't waste an hour and a half or more with useless jibber=jabber.............to the point.......thanks.........a great example of the 5 cut method..

Great presentation of a fit-for-purpose, accurate crosscut sled with no "ultimate" hype. Your demonstration of the 5 cut method is very clear.

Simple explanations. That’s the way everyone doing YouTube videos should do. Some make it sound much more complicated than it has to be. I guess they are trying to make themselves look brilliant. Thanks for making user friendly videos.

This is the simplest and best explained 5 cut method for building a cross cut sled. I appreciate the teaching without the self deprecating humor and silly garbage to many "experts" use to entertain. This is why the comedy channel exists ! Well done.!!!

Nice job explaining William Ng's method. I just yesterday came across his 11 year old video on this topic. I especially like the way you marked the A and B on the 5th cut, and explained by way of example and simple analysis which way to rotate the fence to bring it into alignment. You are a skilled teacher. My only suggestion to others building a sled would be to clamp the fence in position once you have inserted the feeler gages to make the 0.013" adjustment, and before you install the next screw. Keep up the good work, you have a natural teaching talent.

Great job of explaining the math for how to arrive at the amount you need to move the fence. I don't think I've seen other videos with the math broken down in detail like that!

Great Video. The absolute best/simplest description of the 5 cut method I've heard yet. Thank you.

Wow! You explained all of that so well! Thank you!!

So many Table Saw Sled videos lose me at the complexity they add to them. This one Simple and exactly what you need. And you got the comment and thumbs up because of the stop block bit! Great job.

Great video! Probably the best demo/explanation of the 5-cut method I’ve seen.

This is easily the best representation of the 5-cut method for squaring your crosscut front fence. I've seen a LOT of crosscut sled videos and your explanation was the best I've seen. Most other YouTubers just gloss over the math, and some even skip the step of multiplying by the length between screws. And I agree about avoiding hardwoods for your miter slots, as I live in a high-humidity area....I use aluminum miter bars or HDPE miter bars (which is sometimes cheaper than aluminum, esp. on Amazon). However, due to high humidity after a few years, my double-thick front fence began to bow inward (concave looking down). So I upgraded and added one of those aluminum "super" tracks from Woodpeckers, which has made a world of difference. Not only perfectly straight, but the additional track grooves allow multiple options for adding stops or additional accessories.

Excellent presentation and explanation of the 5-cut method!

I've used a crosscut sled of this basic design for many years and I'll testify it is really good. A real plus in your method is to apply a chamfer on to the back fence. Good idea. Excellent video and well presented!

Agreed! Your explanation of the 5 cut method is excellent. A very nice and clear video. Your editing skills are superb. I need to make mine soon. Shop reorganization in progress.

Great video and explanation of the five cut method.

great demonstration of the 5 cut method.

Best video to explain how to adjust the fence!

Thanks. A lot of really good tips for me to digest and use for my new sled