Router Planing Sled Plans - Web Lanse
The basic anatomy of a coping sled is as follows: A base or "sled" for the work piece to ride on across the router bit, a stationary fence on the Router Table Sled Plans 404 right hand side to provide sturdy support for the work piece. This fence should be squared to the sled/router table fence. What started out as a way to safely hold small parts while working at the router table, became a multi-functional sled that will accomplish several tasks safely and accurately. It's a small parts holder: it's a coping Router Table Sled Plans 71 sled for routing on the ends of narrow work pieces (rail and stile construction, tenons, half laps, etc.); and it's a circle cutting jig capable of diameters up to inches. To create the groove for the sliding fence I put a 1/2″ router bit in my table and cut just deep enough for the head of a hex bolt to sit beneath the surface. 3/8 inch should be plenty of depth here but hex bolt heads may vary in thickness so check before you cut how deep the groove needs to be.

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