KregAccu-Cut Guide Rail System
R1,499
About
Start projects right by making straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts with your circular saw and the Accu-Cut™ Circular Saw Guide Track System. It rips, crosscuts and makes angled cuts up to 48″ long in plywood, MDF, and other large panels with super simple setup, precise accuracy, and amazing control. The Accu-Cut guides your circular saw along with an aluminium track that keeps the saw moving in a straight line easily.
The Accu-Cut™ design makes it simple to set up by just aligning the track with your cut line. No clamps are required to hold the track in place thanks to dual guide strips. They feature an anti-slip coating to prevent slipping, and an anti-chip feature to prevent splintered cuts. Plus, the track makes it easy to make straight cuts on sheets that don’t have a straight, flat edge.
Product Features
- Straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts made easy
- Rip, cross cut, and make angled cuts up to 48″ long in plywood, MDF, and panels
- Simply align the Guide Track with your marks to make accurate cuts
- Hold track in place without clamps thanks to anti-slip guide strips
- Prevent splintering with anti-chip strips that support material during the cut
- Begin cuts easily with a Starting Block that the supports saw and allows normal blade guard operation
- Mount almost any circular saw—left or right blade—to the Universal Sled
- Take your saw to the material instead of having to take your material to the saw
Product Specifications
- Guide Track: Aircraft-quality aluminium with dual anti-chip, anti-slip guide strips
- Saw Sled: Accepts left- and right-blade saws / Built-in indexing stop and precision cursor
- Cut Length: Maximum 48″ (1220mm)
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