Kreg KMA2700 Accu-Cut 48-Inch Guide Track System With KMA2685 Rip-Cut 24-Inch Precision Edge Guide

They work very well, they are easy to use and they fit good. I am concerned about the build quality and durability of them over time though, the plastic is the cheaper kind, not the good durable stuff so I hope they hold up for the long run.

Reviewing the Crosscut:OMG this is great! I've got a table saw, and its mounted in a 4x8 table, but this is what I've needed for years. So much easier bringing the saw to the work piece vs the workpiece to the saw. Easy to make repeat cuts and the scale markings are spot on. I previously set up my dedicated circular saw for the Accu-Cut XL, which and mounted to the attachment. Bought the cross cut and four foot Accu-cut to add to my collection of tools. Kept the my dedicated saw in the base I already had it installed on, and it worked perfect in the cross-cut. Just switch back and forth with no problem and the scale remains the same. Really happy with setting my cross-cut on a specific measurement and getting the exact cut without picking up a tape to double check myself.

Good product, mostly for straight cuts, but not angled cuts. The saw works well for straight cuts, but if you put a 45 degree trim cut it it is not accurate. Setup 1st time is slow and difficult, so have extra wood. If work area has dust, it will cause challenges with the Track Guide and accurate work, but better than free hand. This is not a FESTOOL item, but good for the occasional need if patient.

These 2 items work great for me. HaPpy Camper.I don't have a truck, just a suv. Wanted to build some wall hanging sliding glass book cases.Went to HomeDepot to buy the cabinet making plywood. Had them rip 15" X 8' to transport the wood.I glued the 2 15" together, [back & top] but when I cut the 15"x15 3/4" ends, they didn't line up. What gives?When I cheched the 15" x 8' boards, found out the last 3 and a half feet, the cut was 15 & 1/4". The guy must of picked up the ply wood when sliding through the saw.I was ticked.So I use the 48" Guide Track System and it a amaized me there where no saw marks on the edge at all. Perfect 15" on both boards. Sides lined up prefect.Used the Precision Edge Guide to rip the bottoms. and most of the rest of the pcs. Talk about a straight cut. Just WOW, very Happy with this design.Overall, when your working with 4'X8' pcs of wood these 2 items beat your avg. table saw. esp. if no one there to help with a massive pc of wood.Very happy with the design of both 48-Inch Guide Track System & Rip-Cut 24-Inch Precision Edge Guide.Fits my Dewalt worm drive saw very nice.Great product.

To be honest, I didn't use the 48" track system yet so this review is for the 24" rip cut. I almost gave up on this but I'm so glad I didn't. Watch a few videos on Youtube before your first cuts. I keep a 4X8 sheet of 2" foam insulation in the garage. I place that on the table and then place the plywood on top. The wood will not slide as long as you go slow. The cuts are very clean and consistent. Set up is also key. Spend the time to get your circular saw attached correctly and the rest is just practice. I just made a dozen cabinets in may garage and this made my life much, much easier.

This thing is great. Make a couple of marks where you want your cut and line up the edge of the guide with the marks. Put your saw on the guide and cut. It's that easy.This is especially useful if you need to make angled cuts for something that isn't quite square. It stays in place without clamps. I was skeptical that it would, but, it does.I really like this guide from Kreg.

Accu-cut works great, I was surprised at how accurate the cuts were. I was able to do finish cuts in full sheets of ply for cabinet work. The rip cut is just ok. It's fine for rough cuts, but not accurate enough for finish work; too much play in the jig to be precise.

This attached easily to my saw and I was able to do long rip cuts in 2x12 lumber with repeatability and ease of use. It is the poor mans track saw. It made building 13 10 foot planters easy. I used both the edge guide ripping attachment and the long track guide. Both were easy to use and worked nicely for my project. Since I could not justify buying a track saw for this one project. I ripped sheets of plywood and 2x12 lumber as well as made many cross cuts. I would recommend this tool. I hope they will make a router base to use with this.