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Beginning of this month I was in US again and brought back some guide rails for a sled and a Freud P410 blade for the saw.
Today I finally finished my cross-cut sled attempt for my DeWalt DWE7491.
Used some of the leftover stripes of the bamboo from Minerva box build. I decided to use the MicroJig Zeroplay plastic rail guides as the workshop is not heated and thus it gets freezing in there over winter. So the hardwood rails would probably be too tight or loose depending on time of year.
I also added an extra cut in front fence. It allows adding a piece for extending the fence length, but also when not using the extension it creates a good tactile safety indication where the hands are still safe in relation to the blade.
Also installed the Freud P410 blade which does make very nice clean cuts with bamboo ply, birch ply and mdf.
Next up for workshop projects is an outfeed table for the same saw.
Today I finally finished my cross-cut sled attempt for my DeWalt DWE7491.
Used some of the leftover stripes of the bamboo from Minerva box build. I decided to use the MicroJig Zeroplay plastic rail guides as the workshop is not heated and thus it gets freezing in there over winter. So the hardwood rails would probably be too tight or loose depending on time of year.
I also added an extra cut in front fence. It allows adding a piece for extending the fence length, but also when not using the extension it creates a good tactile safety indication where the hands are still safe in relation to the blade.
Also installed the Freud P410 blade which does make very nice clean cuts with bamboo ply, birch ply and mdf.
Next up for workshop projects is an outfeed table for the same saw.
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