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Kreg 48" Accu-Cut Aluminum Circular Saw Track

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Various Retailers has Kreg 48" Accu-Cut Aluminum Circular Saw Track (KMA2700) on sale from $69. Shipping is free.

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About this product:
  • Rated 4.4 stars out of 5 overall based on 1,700+ reviews on Amazon
  • Rip, crosscut, and make angled cuts up to 50" long in plywood, MDF, and panels
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  • Amazon return policy: For the 2021 holiday season, returnable items purchased between October 1 and December 31 can be returned until January 31, 2022
  • Rockler return policy: If for any reason you are not satisfied with the merchandise you ordered, just return it within 90 days to receive a refund in the manner of original payment for merchandise only.
  • Home Depot return policy may be found here
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Various Retailers has Kreg 48" Accu-Cut Aluminum Circular Saw Track (KMA2700) on sale from $69. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member(s) paachi, BrettS, & ItsaDrenalin for finding this deal.

Available:

Editor's Notes

Written by CChoiVA
About this product:
  • Rated 4.4 stars out of 5 overall based on 1,700+ reviews on Amazon
  • Rip, crosscut, and make angled cuts up to 50" long in plywood, MDF, and panels
About this store:
  • Amazon return policy: For the 2021 holiday season, returnable items purchased between October 1 and December 31 can be returned until January 31, 2022
  • Rockler return policy: If for any reason you are not satisfied with the merchandise you ordered, just return it within 90 days to receive a refund in the manner of original payment for merchandise only.
  • Home Depot return policy may be found here
  • Lowe's return policy may be found here

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Model: Kreg Accu-Cut Aluminum 50 in. L Saw Guide Blue/Silver 1 pc

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psxzombie
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I recall Tommy Silva on TOH showing how to make your own straight edge with two glued pieces of plywood, so one side is for left side guide and the other for right side guide of your saw. I think it's on TOH YouTube.

Updated: Found it, you lucky dogs...
https://youtu.be/qIeIZdrbz-Y

Add a rubber backing and you are golden...
Dr. J
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I broke down and bought one of these a couple years ago when I decided to make a couple cabinets for my house. I'll admit I'm not a cabinet maker, but I'm not someone that accepts shitty work on their home either (and custom cabinets = $$$$$$). I'm also an engineer FWIW.

I knew making long crosscuts in the plywood (the skeleton of the cabinet basically) would be difficult without some sort of guide, so I bought this, knowing that while I needed good cuts, I didn't want to spend multiples $$$ to get a "better" saw combo (true track saw).

If you pay attention to the setup, it goes a long way to making this true - like using a straight edge to align the tracks and not just end-butting the pieces of aluminum together and assuming it's square (hint: it won't be). Also, I don't take them apart now that they are true - the setup doesn't take up that much more space this way.

Second, get a good saw - not a HF special. I actually bought a few items specifically for the cabinet projects - this track, a good circular saw, and an RO sander.

Lastly, I made all my cuts on the floor using a couple pieces of 2" EPS (foam board) as a support. MAN that makes it all SO MUCH easier without worrying about supporting workpieces or farking up the blade. Also, the bottom of this track is rubber, so while it doesn't tend to move, I blew off the workpiece and the bottom of the track on every cut (sawdust) as well as put some weight on the track when I had it lined up. If I were making more cabinets or other projects I might invest in some clamps.

Will this replace a real track saw? No, but it doesn't cost as much as a real track saw either, and I'd say the quality of cut is identical.
hjohn06
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The largest benefit is speed. There is less setup between cuts. You don't have to figure out your offset line when lining up the edge clamp. Once you got it all dialed in, you just line up the rail with where you want the cut and go. You will want to keep the circular saw in the jig to avoid recalibration. There is a sacrificial piece of plastic that gets cut into when you do the setup. The rail is held in place by friction with rubbery pads vs being clamped to the surface. They always stayed in place for me. I mainly used it for cutting sheet goods. I prefer the table saw or miter if possible.

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Nov 05, 2021 03:13 AM
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BrettSNov 05, 2021 03:13 AM
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Same price at lowes… https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kreg-Acc...1000281747
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Nov 05, 2021 03:22 AM
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ItsaDrenalin
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Nov 05, 2021 03:22 AM
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$69 even on Amazon.

Circular Saw Track (Circular Saw Track) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073PGP...0AVDZ5A9QF
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Nov 05, 2021 03:46 AM
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slaveforthewaveNov 05, 2021 03:46 AM
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Anyone have this? Is the stability worth it over using an edge clamp and running the saw down that? I'm about to start building 6 dovetail drawers for my pantry and if this will make my life easier I'll bite
Nov 05, 2021 04:48 AM
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Quote from slaveforthewave :
Anyone have this? Is the stability worth it over using an edge clamp and running the saw down that? I'm about to start building 6 dovetail drawers for my pantry and if this will make my life easier I'll bite
I don't have this, but I definitely see a clamping edge guide as being more flexible in use. The OP saw track is limited to use with a circular saw. Edge guide can be used with circular saw, router, 4" trim saw… just about anything that benefits from a controlled straight line. I even use mine with a handheld planer to control overlap and wander.

Plus, a decent edge guide is substantially less costly and some models can be expanded up to about 8 feet.
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Quote from slaveforthewave :
Anyone have this? Is the stability worth it over using an edge clamp and running the saw down that? I'm about to start building 6 dovetail drawers for my pantry and if this will make my life easier I'll bite
The largest benefit is speed. There is less setup between cuts. You don't have to figure out your offset line when lining up the edge clamp. Once you got it all dialed in, you just line up the rail with where you want the cut and go. You will want to keep the circular saw in the jig to avoid recalibration. There is a sacrificial piece of plastic that gets cut into when you do the setup. The rail is held in place by friction with rubbery pads vs being clamped to the surface. They always stayed in place for me. I mainly used it for cutting sheet goods. I prefer the table saw or miter if possible.
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PerrumpoNov 05, 2021 11:15 AM
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Quote from BrettS :
Same price at lowes… https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kreg-Acc...1000281747 [lowes.com]
Thanks. Lowe's online military discount ftw. FYI, some locations are full price, so try some others if you don't see $69.
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-Ardit-Nov 05, 2021 12:25 PM
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Maybe I'm just an idiot, but this thing sucks.
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Quote from slaveforthewave :
Anyone have this? Is the stability worth it over using an edge clamp and running the saw down that? I'm about to start building 6 dovetail drawers for my pantry and if this will make my life easier I'll bite
I have one. and would say no. Clamp edge does the same thing and dosent require you to modify your saw.
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exitstage1eftNov 08, 2021 10:15 PM
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Quote from kevinr5957 :
I have one. and would say no. Clamp edge does the same thing and dosent require you to modify your saw.
To each his own. I have two circular saws so I keep one in the jig for this and the other I use for miscellaneous stuff. For me this made things a lot easier to make long cuts when I did my porch overhang. I'm happy with my purchase.
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WapangojuiceNov 09, 2021 12:18 AM
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I have this and the big thing is speed, all you have to do is mark your two reference lines and line up your track and cut BUT it's a pain if you only have one circular saw and have to take it on and off all the time it gets kind of annoying but worth the money in my opinion
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thepacifist20Nov 09, 2021 02:43 PM
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I used a straight edge from HD to rip a full sheet. The straight edge was 2 4' pieces joined in the middle. The join inevitably bends a little and it caused a 1/8th inch variance in width across the ripped good. Not terribly important for what I was making but may not be helpful to you.

From what I have heard, the best straight edge is a factory edge on 3/4th plywood. However, this does take away the calculation you have to do with any straight edge. It'll cut where the edge is.
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psxzombieNov 09, 2021 02:53 PM
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Quote from thepacifist20 :
I used a straight edge from HD to rip a full sheet. The straight edge was 2 4' pieces joined in the middle. The join inevitably bends a little and it caused a 1/8th inch variance in width across the ripped good. Not terribly important for what I was making but may not be helpful to you.

From what I have heard, the best straight edge is a factory edge on 3/4th plywood. However, this does take away the calculation you have to do with any straight edge. It'll cut where the edge is.
I recall Tommy Silva on TOH showing how to make your own straight edge with two glued pieces of plywood, so one side is for left side guide and the other for right side guide of your saw. I think it's on TOH YouTube.

Updated: Found it, you lucky dogs...
https://youtu.be/qIeIZdrbz-Y

Add a rubber backing and you are golden...
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iukuNov 09, 2021 04:03 PM
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Quote from psxzombie :
I recall Tommy Silva on TOH showing how to make your own straight edge with two glued pieces of plywood, so one side is for left side guide and the other for right side guide of your saw. I think it's on TOH YouTube.

Updated: Found it, you lucky dogs...
https://youtu.be/qIeIZdrbz-Y

Add a rubber backing and you are golden...
Here is the newer version
https://youtu.be/tS2NH457T7k
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Matt105Nov 10, 2021 01:41 AM
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I made a straight edge jig like that for my circle saw since I dont have room for a table saw and even decked it out with routed handholds lol. Works perfectly.

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scottphillips888Nov 10, 2021 02:56 AM
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I was given this as a gift. Maybe I'm just dumb, but after an hour of configuring it and following instructions, I just grabbed 2 clamps and made my own. Still sitting in the corner if I'm ever bored.
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