A guy at a shop tour in Cincinnati showed me his cutoff sled setup and I've been thinking about it since
I went to an open shop day at a cabinet place in Cincinnati back in March and one of the guys there had his table saw cutoff sled set up with a stop block clamped to a T-track, nothing fancy but it was so clean. I've been running the same old miter gauge and fence tap routine for 6 or so years and now I can't unsee how slow I am at it. Any of you run a sled with a stop block setup like that, and did it actually save you time on repeat cuts or just feel better?