| How to make a cross cut sled to cut medallions and parquets |
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1.) Start with plain sawn board and trim width so it slides in groove |

2.) Make sure it is straight and flat |

3.) Cut relief area off |

4.) Note depth of groove |
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5.) Raise and cut the piece such that it will not touch bottom |

6.) Both wooden rails are cut |

7.) Plastic is used to protect the saw from the epoxy |

8.) Five minute epoxy on rails |
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9.) The bed of the cross sled is aligned with the saw or saw fence |

10.) The back stiffener is attached |

11.) The front fence is attached |

12.) Plastic removed. Saw blade raised |
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13.) Fence aligned to blade |

14.) Secondary fence aligned |

15.) Combination square expoxied into groove cut in fence |

16.) It secures the piece and provide a movable fence stop |
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17.) Other types of clamps are available |

18.) The sleds can be made of anything |

19.) Baltic Birch will make a quality jig that will last many years |
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