Table Saw Accessories, Episode 4, Sleds, Sleeves and Shameless Promotion 

Don't worry about making long videos. The information you are providing is priceless. The longer the better!

Rob/Jake: I''ve been a power tool/hand tool woodworker for 34 years, but I learn something new (short cut; precision tip, etc) when I watch your videos. Many thanks, you've made me a better cabinet and furniture carpenter. Great Show!

Other viewers are right your enthusiasm is catching. I enjoy all your videos. Thanks again Sam

Rob you’re enthusiasm is catching . I love it too 👍

This man has so much passion for what he does !! Rob - keep up the great work you do and talk as fast as you want, we know what you are saying.

That kind of attention to detail separates custom furniture from factory great piece

Love all these videos, I learn so much. Rob is the only guy that does videos and doesn’t edit out when he makes a mistake. He uses them as learning situations

I always enjoy watching your videos. I especially appreciate those moments when the first cut isn’t perfect and you spend a few minutes making adjustments and corrections. Thank you for sharing your expertise. I also appreciate your comments and evaluations of power tools, and your hand tools for building dovetail joinery. Thank you!

No one does it better. Thank you for all your work and providing it here. I have enjoyed and learned so much.

Thank you for doing these daily videos. They’ve been very informative and entertaining.

One of my favourite things about watching Rob's videos is his enthusiasm. Hard not to be excited when Rob shares his own excitement about his projects!

Great as always. I appreciate all you do to create your videos and especially what you do for the combat wounded veterans. Thanks!

if you are sitting home and bored stiff just watch a Rob Cosman video or six, When you look up the wife's gone to bed the dog is asleep and it's gone dark outside. not only that but you've learnt something as well. " HEAVEN "

Thanks for doing this tablesaw series. I have been doing woodworking for years but can always learn something new.

Jeez Rob Cosman... you're a frickin genius. That standing desk is the very expression of beauty through utility. Cheers from New York City. Your work is impeccable.

6 months ago I upgraded my table saw from a basic carpenter's site model that didn't even have decent miter slots to a Scheppach HS501. I then made a set of sleds and sleeves as described by Rob in this and his other videos. This has totally revolutionised my woodworking. Thanks for all the advice and inspiration Rob. Your attention to detail and practicality really set you apart.

Here's a guy who's made maybe a million dovetails in life and he still gets excited about the "Cute little" ones. Rob your enthusiasm is infectious. Love the videos, thanks for sharing. -d {8^)

Rob & Crew - Always enjoy your videos. I am a furniture maker in NC . I always pick up great tips by watching. Keep up the great work. Thanks Rob Caron

Long time viewer from Scotland, Rob - thanks for ALL of your efforts, I'm a much better woodworker now. Please keep going!!

That was Hilarious, “ Jake, I’m over here “.

I have a million questions ... I'm shure i will find answers for each one in your videos. Thanks very much. 👏👏👏 Wish you all the best.

Rob, Your a incredible woodworker and teacher and a wonderful human being. The world is a better place because of you. Thank you. Peter

Liking the table saw videos. I’m the process of upgrading to a saw-stop from a jet PCS.

Really enjoy your program and your passion for the craft. I haven't worked with wood for a while, but loved making furniture. Santa spoiled me with a 3hp Saw Stop and I just started making cabinets for friends and can't wait to work on other projects, I forgot how much fun it was to make sawdust. Thank you for you and all of the other great woodworkers for sharing and letting us into your shops.

Rob, thank you for producing your excellent series of videos . I really appreciate your enthusiasm and your casual approach in the shop. I use lots of your tips and suggestions, and I'm going to order the 16,000 grit Shapton stone as soon as I finish this post. Thanks again.

Enjoying this. Really enjoyed the bandsaw series. Seeing you continually pumped up sure does keep my attention even when sometimes changing boats in the middle of the stream. JimE

Great Job. Thanks for putting out the great info. Please keep the videos coming. It’s the only thing keeping me sane during all this craziness.

Thank you for a great series of shows.

Rob, yes your skills an knowledge are vast. You are also a very kind and generous man!

Thanks for the tip about making the final cut on miters.

Hi rob I can c u r so loving ur wood. I also have for 40 years eat sleep drink about wood. weldone. and thanks.

The candle box I just watched several episodes the last couple weeks great videos

Thanks for all instructive videos here. I love your craftsmanship and enjoy the live stream in bed on (my) Sunday mornings. Mikael from Sweden

Love your vids! You are a craftsman of the highest calibre. I'm a novice woodworking pensioner who is hoping to learn from a master? Thanks for your well presented, clearly explained tutorials. 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🔨🔨🔨🔨📐📐

You sure got sideways on table saw video. And I completely enjoyed it. Thanks for the content!

Excellent as always.

I watch the pine box on RU-vid. Great project.

Thanks for the videos! Amazing source of knowledge concerning table saws!

Hi Rob from Fredericton . keep the videos coming .

Rob, what a fabulous legacy you are *BUILDING* for all of us. Thank you for your dedication.

Rob watching your videos is the highlight of my evening. I always ALWAYS learn something new or a better way to do something familiar. Keep them coming. I don't get to see your live Saturday show till Sunday as I am in Ireland and can't stay up that late

Just wanted to say thanks for the tips an tricks. You do a awesome job!

Great info Rob and Jake. Thanks for sharing.

With your miter sled, what you referred to as “That little pass through the final joint.”, my Dad called “dressing the cut”. I’ve seen him do it with a hand saw on something as simple as a 2x6 cap rail mitered over a 4x4 corner post on a sun deck. 🙂

Great job!!!! Never thought about that final cut with both pieces. Also a thought I use double sided carpet tape on the rails.

Keep up the great videos.

I sure like your enthusiasm and the love of your craft.

Best Projekt ever.

I love watching your vids Rob keep it up

These videos are a great glimpse into a working shop. I always get motivated to get out to the shop after watching in the mornings.

Can't wait for live tonight

Good video, very nice desk.

Nice miter trick!

Thanks for allowing me to come into your workshop. I really enjoy learning from you. Take care ☺

I'm 58 years old and have been working with wood since I was a very young boy helping my dad build wooden fishing boats. I really appreciate your knowledge and enthusiasm. I continue to learn much from you. As a retired disabled veteran, thank you for what you do for wounded worriores. You are a inspiration of what is good in this world. God bless.

Thank you for sharing your information.

"Hi I'm Rob Qasim welcome to my shop this is number four on our table sauce series" - love the autogenerated subtitles. Cheers for all the great lockdown content!

Great content love watching!

Nice shop!

AMAZING WORK!

thanks so much for doing this.

give Jake a raise, he deserves it,,

Thanks for all your content. It is always insightful.

Holly Wood ??? Lol thanks Rob, I really appreciate the extra content, and I’m taking full advantage, I pick up something from every episode ~

Great video as always - thanks for making it!

I got 2 Elu routers where i work...Absolutely fantastic indistructible beasts. Made in Sweden.

You asked for comments: I had never heard of you 7 days ago, RU-vid made a random recommendation to me based on old viewing history. I've watched every video you've produced since then. It's been fun to watch you and I've learned a lot about bandsaws and table saws. I look forward to the next videos. Thanks for making these.

Another outstanding video. That trick with the flat miter, cutting both pieces at the same time for the final cut on the sled, blew me away. Brilliant really. Will for sure be looking at your online workshop once these crazy times settle down a bit. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated here.

Great video as usual! I always learn something. Thanks and keep em coming!

Thanks Rob, your doing a great job. Best wishes from the UK.

I wholeheartedly agree with the enthusiasm!! The other thing that I enjoy is watching him problem solve. It’s reassuring to know that I’m not the only one to make mistakes or have an untoward result. Rob addresses these directly and inevitably ends up with what appears to be a flawless piece with incredibly tight joints and fine fits. I wish Jake wore a mike too as I can’t always understand his questions. It’s not unusual to learn as much by this Q&A as the planned construction.

THIS IS GOOD INFO ON SAWS

Good job

I love the way you explain your work. One can feel the energy in the room.

Love all of your content. Best woodworking channel on RU-vid, bar none. Thanks for giving us something these days a little to look forward to. Too many channels I’ve subscribed to are mostly posting CNC videos. Snore...No skill there. See you all tonight!

Brilliant craftsman, great teacher and throws in humour too. I look forward to your videos and I’m learning a lot. Thanks for all your hard work.

Great work on fitting the drawers in the standing desk. Enjoyed the video as always, thanks

Rob you are a great teacher...cheers Paul in the UK

Great tip on cutting the 45’s. I’ll be watching to night. See you then.

Thanks so much for all of your instruction and inspiration. It makes a difference!

It's so much fun to listen to you go through your project! I purchased the live workshop subscription about 9 months ago and it has been fun to watch this develop into such a masterpiece. Amazing work - I'm glad you share it with us.

Rob, this an outstanding series. getting great ideas which are recorded so i can come back and refresh myself when i build the next set of accessories for my tablesaw

"I love this stuff" . 😁 It shows Rob. You and Jake do a brilliant job. I teach too and the passion just flows once you start talking. And people love the passion and the attention to detail. Great video. Don't worry about going off onto another topic. You're only human and people love it. Stay safe Jamie

This has been a great series. Much appreciated!

I have the Dewalt 621 and it has worked great for years. Love it!. I totally agree with the on/off button. I set it "on" in the router table and turn it off/on with a regular switch attached to the router table. Works beautifully.

Rob, love these videos. Found you on you tube by accident. Glad I did.

Thanks guys

i enjoy this

Great job Rob,enjoying all the videos.....have a Sawstop and your tips and accessories are very helpful......keep up the good work.

Man, I love this channel. Thanks Rob!

I've got the 1/4 " version of that DeWalt router. I love it , you can plunge with one finger but struggle with the on/off switch too ! You've got to use it a lot to master it. I'm really enjoying this table saw series.

What a simple and brilliant idea, love the videos and your enthusiasm, thank you so much for entertaining in the lock-down, stay safe and keep the vids coming

Appreciate what you guys are doing! Always great information as well as entertaining. Keep up the good work.

hi here from the Centroid live stream and happy to subscribe to your channel and a bi thumbs up my new friend.

Really appreciate the time and effort you’re putting into these videos. I’m learning a lot of valuable information - very inspiring 👍

Fabulous desk 👍👍

Man you're EXCITED tonight

Thanks you! I have a Elu biscuit joiner and I never knew how to pronounce the name! I’ve never heard anybody say the name before.

Your comments at the beginning of this video struck a chord with me. Some time ago I made a negative post about the price of the tools you make available for sale, saying that they were well out of reach for the average hobbyist. However, having returned to your channel in the last couple of months and seen the attention to detail on many of the items you sell and more specifically your generosity and everything you are doing for the combat veterans, I wish to publicly apologise for those remarks. Please continue with your excellent work.

Rob - for your newbie viewers, I’d definitely recommend they add solid blade guard blocks on the operator side of the sled fences so there is no chance whatsoever of that blade sawing off their thumbs. That’s a common sled injury and it happened to my uncle, who at the time was a master carpenter and furniture builder with 50+ years experience. I glue up solid blocks of pine about 5” long and slightly lower than the fence (so it doesn’t drag on the saw table) and glue that to the back of the fence - then glue a cap over the block and the fence. Then I paint it red just to be sure everyone knows to keep their hands away from it. There are examples all over RU-vid.