sparkus88":1wsyj8gw said:
I planning on making a crosscut sled for the triton workcentre mark
Mark, why do you need a sled for the Triton? It only take me a couple of minutes to change mine from rip to crosscut mode. I'll admit that you can't see everthing that's going on underneath, but if you slide the saw back so you can see to line up your cuts, it's no great problem and you can make deeper cuts than you can with a sled on the table top.
However, I would say that to get the maximum accuracy that the Triton can deliver you need the Triton height winder, so that the saw itself is always totally locked at maximum depth; AND the best saw you can afford. I've got a big Makita (235mm.) totally dedicated to mine.
For mitres, I find that the Triton guide is pretty good, as you can lock the end of it against the crosscut fence. It's not quite as good used on top of the table unless you're very careful to set it up to allow for the slop in the slot.
My biggest complaint against the Triton is that it's got a full length rip fence, so that sometimes I need to fit a short auxiliary fence.