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Glad I found your channel. Been looking to build one just like this for small pieces . Thanks.

The best miter sled I have seen so far. Great job!

Love your ideas, really appreciate the time you take to share them. I'm glad you also only post when you feel inclined to, makes your content very valuable. Thanks again!

Good to see you again! Love your unique approach to things. Keep posting and I'll keep learning!

Great idea for a simple yet very practical accessory, thanks. Your tips are very helpful.

One possible enhancement would be to add T track to the length of the plywood base as well. Then you could employ any kind of track clamps to hold down a stop block or smaller pieces that you're cutting.

i like the idea of the register strips which make it fast to use. However, I have a Makita LS1219L miter saw. It does not have straight edges for the register strips on the bottom. So I mounted them vertically on the back side to register against the fence. Next I might try dowel pins into the holes on the back of the fence to register the jig. I'm doing trim work with a lot of rounded corners that require 22.5 degree cuts and a small 5/8 inch piece. The jig make it easy to cut the smaller piece for the round corner (3/4 inch radius).

The simplest jigs are the best! Awesome!

So glad you’re back! Thanks for the video

Damn… next project on my list. So simple, so easy, so great. Solid idea and video. Thank you.

Thank you so much. The simplicity is genius! This is exactly what I need. I kept putting off making a table saw sled because I have a good miter saw but it had obvious limitations. With your miter sled the limitations are gone ....

Great video. We love you, Walnut!

I Love it. give us more. I want to see more of your work.

Best mitersaw jig ever.

a neat idea, i like this one , and also dennis from hooked on woods channel,  but his is a lot more work for zero clearance purposes, this is quick and easy to build, thanks.

Great idea, thank you.  We’re watching from Missouri.

Great to see another helpful video, look forward to anymore that may be in the pipeline. Cheers

A brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing. I don't own a mitre saw just yet, instead I've relied on my trusty (german) table saw for years. What you just showed made me think that I will get a mitre saw in the future, as I can see a lot of uses with this "sled". It sure adds precision to the cuts! All the best / Peter

Very good idea and plan.  I am getting ready to use the coping sled plan very soon and am glad to have found your youtube outlet.  I already have a mier saw sled, but mine is going to be replaced with the one like yours.  Thanks