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You have included an original feature I have never seen on a crosscut sled, the acryllic safety shield.
I plan to submit an Instructable for a crosscut sled of my own design, and will reference your original idea as an optional feature.
Thanks
Bill
What will be practically nice (as I discover working with this feature, I had this idea) it's to have a hinge attached to the acrylic so that you can easily lift it when needed, and let gravity hold it down, as there are few times the acrylic is in your way and you might not need it :)