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It seems like I build a lot of sleds but the usually don't get used very much before I build a different one. I use smaller sleds on my...

First a comment on single lead vs. double, triple, or even quad or five start threads. I have seen beautifully made pens with all of...

This is a work in progress. I just started and nothing is attached yet. I decided to go with plastic runners and they have not arrived...

It seems like I build a lot of sleds but the usually don't get used very much before I build a different one. I use smaller sleds on my...

Yeah, that’s why I’m considering T tracks, but honestly I don’t think I’d ever use them. I already have better ways to cut very accurate...

Wow - I think the last time I saw one of those was high school chemistry lab, that's going back a few decades 😁 The ones we had might...

I bought one of these a few months ago to use in my darkroom where I do a fair amount of DIY chemistry for developing film, paper, etc...

Yeah, that’s why I’m considering T tracks, but honestly I don’t think I’d ever use them. I already have better ways to cut very accurate...

I made a sled that had 4 t-tracks, 2 running front-back and 2 running left-right (which were cut in half so they were both sides of the...

Glad you were able to figure it out - good sleuthing!

Just following up in case anyone else ever needs the info. I have both a stainless and gunmetal version. For whatever reason, they...

I made a sled that had 4 t-tracks, 2 running front-back and 2 running left-right (which were cut in half so they were both sides of the...

I do have a magnetic stirring hotplate I got for my darkroom. I tried it once for shellac, worked pretty good but decided it was way...

I have many sleds, mostly for special purpose segmenting. This one though will be my main crosscut sled. It’s replacing an old with out...

I built a smaller sled as I mostly do smaller projects and find the smaller footprint makes storage easier. I used delrin for the...