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Our Professional Coping Sled uses an exclusive 3/8" thick see-through polycarbonate visor mounted on solid aluminum posts to ride along your router table fence and guide the sled and workpiece through the cut. The visor keeps the sled's aluminum base away from the spinning cutter and acts as a protective barrier between you and the workpiece. Great product that works as advertised. An absolute must have for working with cope and stile cutter bits on the router table. It holds your stock tight and square against the fence and keeps your hands clear. You can also screw scrap stock onto the sled to keep your end grain cuts from blowing out/5(70). 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.
Feb 19,  · Get the step-by-step plans to build this Router Table Sled here: www.- This Router Table Sled was featured o. 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. Jun 18,  · How to build a coping sled for use on a router table to help route narrow stock. Coping sleds are often used when building rails and stiles of cabinet doors Author: Blue Collar Soul.

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