The Sled Works !!

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BKelley

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Several days ago I posted a pic of a sled for my band saw. I made it in an effort to help me make a Celtic Knot. I promised photos if it worked. The attached photo is evidence of the sleds capabilities. I need to do some slight tweeking. The saw blade kerf is just a little over the thickness of my fibre spacers. I think this can be fixed with different saw blade. Comments??

Ben
 

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magpens

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I LOVE that pen !!! . And, as you know, I am going to make one of those sleds !!

The photograph is spectacular, IMO !!! Great work all around !!!!!
 

Rink

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do you think you may make multiple sleds for different angles? Or devise some way to rotate it?
 

mark james

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If you use spark plug gap spacers along with the wood spacer, you can alter (increase) the width of the cut by fractions!

Beautiful pen as well as pic!
 

TonyL

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well done! It also resembles an atomic/nuclear power design. Nicely matched too!
 

studioseven

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Beautiful pen but there seems to be something wrong with your shop. It's too clean. I have dust, shavings, and cobwebs scattered all over mine. Do you need some?

Seven
 

jttheclockman

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Ben I think you just need to adjust your inlay material. Finding a thinner blade will be difficult if not impossible. Unless you are using a carbide resaw blade then I do not see it. The sled has potential and that is a good start. Good luck with future projects.
 
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