Fulton DIY Table Saw Crosscut Sled Kit with 2 UHMW Bars 2 Aluminum Tracks 1 Knob and 1 Bolt Along with Full Color How to Build Your OWN Crosscut Sled Guide Booklet

works great.

After recently purchasing a portable Ridgid 10 inch table saw, I wanted a table saw sled, mostly to provide a degree of safety when working with small pieces. I was amazed at the $$$. So, I chose a kit that was inexpensive and still had the simple features I wanted. It was a pleasant surprise to find that the instructions were loaded with helpful information and were clear and easy to follow. I read through them several times and referred to them many more times during the build. The glitch that occurred was totally my fault, so there is a lesson there. When attaching the high density plastic runners to the wood base, as per the instructions, I located and pre-drilled holes, but made the holes too small for the screws so that when I installed the screws, the plastic expanded, making the strips too wide for the slots in the table. Trying to fix that issue I made it worse by trying to trim them a bit. Now, too small. A project from a few years ago left me with a piece of “Starboard” plastic (also available from Amazon) which is used in marine applications. I was able to cut and fit some new runners and the rest of the build went well. After some touch up sanding and a good coat of wax on the saw table and the bottom of the sled, it glides with no effort. I call that success.

Sería estupendo que la guía viniera en español.

The slide bars are nice and work well.A regular bolt without a washer is provided instead of a T-bolt.The micro instruction "Booklet" should be titled: Good luck, you're basically on your own.

Me gustó que llegó rápido y bien, lo que no me gustó es que pregunté que si era compatible con mi mesa Bosco, me dieron a entender que servía para varias marcas. Ahora la quiero devolver.