A Slightly, Moderately-more-complex Planer Sled Matt's Basement Workshop podcast

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A slightly, moderately-more-complex planer sled

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If you’re the type of woodworker who really loves to build a complex jig with all the bells and whistles, then I have a feeling you were already trying to figure out how to modify my simple planer sled.

Image courtesy Fine Woodworking Magazine

In 2005 the folks over at Fine Woodworking shared Arlington, Texas, woodworker Keith Rust’s sled, which just might be what you were kind-of-sort-of thinking about.

Piqued your interest in building this version? Checkout the plans and original article by clicking on the following link – Fine Woodworking “Keith Rust’s sled.”

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