KMA3700 Accu-Cut XL - Universal Track Saw Guide System - Make Straight, Cross, Rip & Angled Cuts Easily

So much easier than getting that first plywood cut on a table say, even with help. The zero clearance edge makes set up fast. I don't even draw a line, just two measured dots and set the edge there. Drew a line and flipped it around for a second line to check the straightness in it as off 1/32 at the middle. Nice. It actually does stay put without clamps like the video. The aux clamps might be nice as the rubber ages, but so far so good. I store it in 4' sections on it's own shelf. The 4' length still stays put for those plywood cuts.

I just put these together a few days ago, got it dialed in and did a trial cut on a piece of 3/4 inch exterior OSB. I believe this is going to be a big help in making better and more precise cuts in remodeling and beyond. Heck, I may start building furniture again.

I bought this because I couldn’t afford a table saw. But WOW. This is so much safer than fussing around with a sheet of 4’x8’ plywood on the deck of a table saw. It doesn’t fill all the needs so I did eventually get a table saw This is a quality tool. A lot less expensive than a Festool which we used at work. Pretty much just as good. So get it. Get enough pieces to do the work. Label the underside of each. Find a create a safe place while not in use. I paired it with a Makita 8” radial saw. And a really nice blade.

Pretty good. Can use some Drawer tape to get the slide to snug-up to the rails, once this is done you get VERY straight cuts. YouTube Videos are out there showing the process. Trimmed out windows with it, zero gaps. Would recommend.

Holy cow! If you don’t have the money for a table saw for large pieces of wood to cut this is a must! We did a huge project that required cutting multiple sheets of breadboard and plywood. This worked like a charm. Granted we are not professionals however, I’m pretty sure this kept our marriage together during this project!😁

Good if you don't want to buy a track circular saw just yet. The track to saw plate has some wiggle, but it's fine if you apply some leftward pressure while cutting. The track never moves mid cut because of the grabby feet. It's pretty accurate but not table saw accurate as should be expected. Great value, good performance.

Makes cutting full sheets of plywood easier and eliminates the need for expensive table saw

I heard a lot of great reviews about the Kreg Accu-Cut Track Guide and was excited to buy it—it seemed like a no-brainer. But for $180, I’m shocked at the quality. It’s mostly cheap, lightweight plastic that feels like it’ll crack if it gets too cold or takes a hit—and let’s be real, on a job site, it’s going to take a hit. I don’t see this lasting more than a year in that environment. Another issue—minor but still annoying for the price—is that you have to apply the “anti-slip” strips yourself. It’s not the worst thing, but I had to mess with it way longer than I should have. And then there’s the fact that they sell the clamps separately—seriously? The anti-slip pads don’t actually stop it from slipping, so you have to spend more money on clamps that should’ve been included. Feels like a cheap, nickel-and-dime move. Also, you can’t really do a plunge cut. I had hoped I could line it up and drop the saw down—not the case (my bad for assuming). This is pretty much a shop tool, not a job site tool. That said, it does cut straight. Also, the instructions for setup suck!

Had quite a few 4 x 8 ft sheets of OSB to cut up, and this made it much easier and a lot more accurate. My Evolution circular saw fitted perfectly. Nice and easy to set up and use.

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Super produit très utiles et rapide à monter expédition plus vite que prévue content en tout je le recommande

This is a great track when a dedicated track saw is not in the budget. Quick to put together, holds tight to the saw and cuts straight Perfect for cutting sheet goods. I've used it for cutting miters in countertops with good success. One thing to keep in mind for accurate cuts: make sure you have a good quality circular saw, a good blade and that there is no play/wobbling in the blade. & Go slow

I’ve used two circular saws with this item. Both have worked terribly. I’ve followed set up instructions to the letter and had nothing but issues. The blue sacrificial stick on bruises are constantly being trimmed off. And the track has a good 1/8” wobble in it