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Non-tip sled

only have enough room in my shop for a job-site table saw. It gets the job done, but its small table presents some challenges, especially with regard to my crosscut sled. When I first made it, I had trouble with the sled tipping both as I was starting a cut on the near side of the blade and again on the far

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