The Bandsaw Miter Sled
“I will see it when I believe it.”
Dr. Wayne Dyer…Motivational author and speaker (1940 – )
Bandsaw Miter Sled – a Wood Shop Accessory
There are many times while in the shop working on wood projects that we find a need of various woodworking jigs and then at times we also will have a need for an assortment of saw accessories. Sometimes we need to make a shop accessory while in the middle of our wood project and then again there are instances when our project is actually the building of a shop accessory. In either case here is a crosscut sled that you may find very handy at some point. Let me introduce you to the dedicated bandsaw miter sled. You’ll be glad to learn how to make a miter sled for your bandsaw.
One of my favorite cross cutting sleds made in the workshop is the dedicated bandsaw miter sled and the reason I like it so much is because it is great for working with smaller material. Now, often times I will use the dedicated miter sled for the table saw for the miter cutting of larger wood pieces. However, when there is a need to cut a miter on smaller material I choose the dedicated bandsaw miter sled for making the cuts because it too is very safe, accurate, and efficient.
The Beauty of the Bandsaw Miter Slde
The beauty of the dedicated bandsaw miter sled is its simplicity. It is easy to make from wood scraps in just 10 minutes and you will be is ready to cut dead-on miter joints immediately thereafter. One of my favorite uses for this saw sled is miter cutting when fitting and installing bandings of wood inlay. It works especially well when cutting segments for an wood inlay pattern called “Wolf’s Tooth“.



where did you get the triangle pointed guide for the band saw I like to find on!!
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David…
You are referring to a thin rip jig that is used on my band saw when ripping inlay banding. Here’s a link through my Amazon.com affiliation where you can purchase this very useful tool.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001DT1VMS/theapprent0c4-20
Thanks for your interest!
Bob
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