Description
The Milescraft TrackSawGuide™ turns your circular saw into a precision guided track saw system.
Eliminate risky freehand cutting that can wind up costing you valuable time, money and frustration. The universal base fits most circular saws with up to 7-1/4” blades making the system the perfect straight cutting option for nearly everyone. Rigid aluminum construction helps reduce flex and improve accuracy. The low profile also helps your saw cut through stock over 1-3/4” thick. Achieve perfectly straight cuts for your project whether you are ripping sheets up to 50” long, cross cutting, or angle cutting with the TrackSawGuide™.
Universal Compatibility
Fits most circular saws in the market with blades up to 7-1/4”. (Not compatible with most worm drive or rear handle saws. See compatibility chart for size guide.)
Rip Entire Sheets
Cuts 50” out of the box, or extends to any length required with optional GuideRail™ extensions
All-Metal Construction
Increased rigidity reduces the flex for a more accurate cut
Easy Alignment
The red cutting-strip acts as a guide and the blade will cut directly up to the edge
Reduce Splintering
The cut strip prevents chipping and splintering and reduces slipping on work piece
Cuts Deep
The low profile also lets you cut deep enough to cut through common interior door thickness
For Use With
Milescraft 1408 GuideRails™
Two additional Rail Connectors (Part #60665) are required in order to connect two 1409 TrackSawGuides™. Item 1408 GuideRails™ contain all required hardware.
Includes:
Saw Base
Blade Spacer
2 x 26.5” Saw Track
2 x TrackClamps
4 x Saw Clips
Specifications:
Material: Aluminum
Cutting Length: 50” (1270mm)
Cutting Depth: 1-3/4”
Compatible With: Left or right-handed circular saws with blades up to 7-1/4” (Non- Worm Drive)
1 Review
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Needs better QC
This track saw guide is great, but be prepared to do some tuning if you want it to be at all fine tuned. The cut ends on each track piece are not square to the back. This results in the track not sitting perfectly straight if you butt pieces together. If you use a straight edge on the back to ensure accuracy then you end up with gaps at each butt joint. Got warranty pieces from factory and the same issue. Had to get an aluminum table saw blade and trim the ends in a crosscut sled to ensure that they are squared up and accurate. Once this is done then everything is great but don’t expect to be cutting perfectly straight lines right out of the box.
