Here is a spline cutting sled I built today. I saw a pic on the net and decided to make one for cutting splines on the graduation shadow box I am working on.

It measures 15" wide by 8" deep and the front and back walls are each 7".

It has two book ends that slide along a rockler T track to lock the piece in place and also to allow duplicated cuts.

I made it out of 3/4" and 1/2" Baltic birch plywood scraps I had laying around the shop.

Wow Robert!!! Awesome! I love the splines, and your jig is completely pro looking. You may want to go into production selling the sled! Were you concerned about the sled tray being dead on accurate at 90degrees? Or, does really even need to be dead on accurate, we are talking splines after all right? Just musing out loud here.

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
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Nice Jig! I really like the double "book ends"!

I have a friend that does the angled splines, too. They really look superb on a any project!

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Lew Kauffman-
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Very nice jig indeed!
I am sure that I am not the only one that would like a few more photos of it from different angles so that I can make one for my shop. 

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Allen Worsham
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Awesome Robert!

Roberts Wood Creations said:

I will make a sketchup plan for it.

Allen Worsham said:

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
Proud Supporter of Homes For Our Troops and Wounded Warriors Project

Oohh multiple width and locking versatile. You could use that on the Router table also for DT splines.

Ron - thanks for the sketchup - will definitely have to make one - thanks for sharing.  Those splines look great on the box.

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Fred
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