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Post #141578978 added 10-27-2020 7:34 AM by MikeD666 in Deal Talk
fwiw - i still couldn't end up getting a straight edge with this. I have a WEN track saw now that I love. Trimmed the bottom of a door recently, any newb coulda used it.
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Post #141580235 added 10-27-2020 8:13 AM by craichead in Deal Talk
No, you have yourself a home made straight edge - not track saw. Track saws hold the saw in place laterally in an actual track (hence the name "track saw") so you basically can't cut off the straight...
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Post #141576866 added 10-27-2020 6:16 AM by Velo78 in Deal Talk
Dammit...I just bought this for $80 on amazon over the weekend
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Post #144128153 added 12-25-2020 1:21 AM by sdaddict001 in Deal Talk
Do you have couple of pictures of this that you can share? Thank you!!!
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Post #141565922 added 10-26-2020 5:20 PM by duzaka in Deal Talk
But they are simple to make and work. I made a guide from a piece of scrap from an old desk and some angled aluminum. I've since bought at least two things like this Kreg guide...but keep going back...
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Post #141580535 added 10-27-2020 8:22 AM by purduephotog in Deal Talk
I bought a HF unit that clamps across the entire sheet. Works very well. This one however allows angled cuts (I'm not sure how). Like anything though it takes up space. So if you have the space and...
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Post #141564647 added 10-26-2020 4:28 PM by firefox15 in Deal Talk
It depends what you want to do. This is the rip cut version because it can cut as long as you need, assuming you don't need to cut more than 24 inches from the edge. In contract, the other Kreg...
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Post #141579485 added 10-27-2020 7:49 AM by firelikeiya in Deal Talk
I just made one of these with spare scrap wood. I used it to trim some solid wood doors as well as foam board. It worked great in both applications. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9an9cAFHdXA
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Post #141593246 added 10-27-2020 2:44 PM by AlbiW in Deal Talk
It's a great tool, very accurate. I've made cabinets with this. It's lighter, smaller, and more robust than self made alternatives I've seen.
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Post #141579221 added 10-27-2020 7:40 AM by charredangel in Deal Talk
Making your own with 1/4” hardboard and either plywood or MDF is really easy. Use the factory edge of the plywood or MDF to make the straight edge saw guide and glue it on the hardboard. Run your...
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Post #141612026 added 10-28-2020 7:31 AM by charredangel in Deal Talk
Thanks, but not succinct, just lazy. Lol. I plan on making one upgrade to mine. It’s easy to measure from the cut off piece to the hardboard edge but more difficult from the back side of the...
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Post #141578501 added 10-27-2020 7:19 AM by Robert417919 in Deal Talk
I would give this two thumbs up. I use it daily at work to rip OBS, LP siding and even a 2x4 in half.
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Post #144450199 added 01-07-2021 4:47 AM by q2n in Deal Talk
You have a dumpy saw! :lol: Actually, the symptoms described -- assuming the shoe is held firmly against the guide and the blade is at least moderately sharp -- are caused by misalignment between...
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Post #144452479 added 01-07-2021 7:25 AM by hangon in Deal Talk
at first.. big thanks for taking time in explaining in detail.. I will check the suggestions..
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Post #141589460 added 10-27-2020 12:45 PM by Frankie251 in Deal Talk
The Accu-cut is for cross cutting sheet goods. The Rip Cut is for ripping length wise. It can only cut to the length of the aluminum guide which is 24" I think. So, if you want to cut a 24" (or less)...
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Post #141613286 added 10-28-2020 8:10 AM by geenowalker in Deal Talk
Not challenging the validity of this tool (I am going to buy one), but its normally $39 anyway. Not much of a deal.
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Post #141577715 added 10-27-2020 6:49 AM by Frank1313 in Deal Talk
My problem with the home made version that many suggest is the clamping issue - needs to be clamped at each end which can sometimes be a problem depending on situation, and also time consuming to...
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Post #141620114 added 10-28-2020 11:16 AM by roninido in Deal Talk
...and here's the much easier to follow than my explanation version of what you and I posted: https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/two-essential-saw-cutting-guides/​
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Post #141587915 added 10-27-2020 12:10 PM by zzzh in Deal Talk
The jig would be useful, but $4.00 isn't a big cut over $40 regular price.
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Post #141581033 added 10-27-2020 8:37 AM by BrianH5624 in Deal Talk
The problem is, the 2x4 stock will warp one way or another, especially if stored outside. We just use a level.
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Post #141591155 added 10-27-2020 1:32 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
For ripping a 4x8 sheet lengthwise, this will cut any width you need. If you want a 25" wide piece, just cut off 23". :)
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Post #141579188 added 10-27-2020 7:39 AM by hawkweed in Deal Talk
I bought this a while back, it seems like a very niche tool I will use once every few years. It is ok, but if you have a table saw you're probably better off.
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I am surprised no one has mentioned this. The reason this is superior to homemade solutions is repeatability. Unless you are a measuring wizard or something, chances are good between measuring,...
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Post #141579755 added 10-27-2020 7:59 AM by semjase in Deal Talk
I'm literally going to have lowes use their free track saw to make this for me next time I'm there. Thanks
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Post #141589217 added 10-27-2020 12:40 PM by speed_demon in Deal Talk
Rip-cut is what they used to call me in high school. Now they just call me fat-ass.
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Post #141564857 added 10-26-2020 4:38 PM by kupop2 in Deal Talk
I own both the rip and the accucut. I find the rip to be generally more useful. The accucut is large and bulky and I still periodically look at the real makita track saw because it's honestly not a...
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Post #141573944 added 10-27-2020 12:31 AM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
what you are describing is a guide which is easy to make. A track is a system that prevents the saw from deviating from its left and its right while the guide only restraints on one side.
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Post #141583598 added 10-27-2020 9:58 AM by illmatic33 in Deal Talk
With only $5 off retail and I have done two house renovations without knowing these existed and got the job done. Can't see myself spending $35 on this. Don't think I will be missing out on...
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Post #141619778 added 10-28-2020 11:05 AM by g0dM@n in Deal Talk
I don't find plywood hard to cut with the table saw. I actually push it with my hips while I hold it with my arms, then when it's halfway through, I go off to the side, then to the front and then...
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Post #141564626 added 10-26-2020 4:27 PM by starkey0417 in Deal Talk
I do give this a thumbs up because it is a good deal. HOWEVER, I ONLY use mine on pieces that are big. I don't think it's worth the time to set up if you've only got one or two cuts.
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Post #144610885 added 01-13-2021 2:32 PM by jcore295 in Deal Talk
Wouldn't you need this item to rip something longways? Not everyone has a table saw
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Post #141670424 added 10-29-2020 1:26 PM by EagerSpaniel992 in Deal Talk
Completely useless.
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Post #141743405 added 10-31-2020 6:12 PM by Lijebaley in Deal Talk
Amazon finally price matched $34.97 sold/ships from Amz
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Post #141579866 added 10-27-2020 8:02 AM by yuemash in Deal Talk
Don't get a 2x4, it is never that straight and it is way too thick and you have to use bulky clamps at the ends. Buy a wood baseboard, the board you use on the edges on walls when installing hard...
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Post #141576125 added 10-27-2020 5:36 AM by dreamzdecora in Deal Talk
Scared of circular saw for years...then decided to buy dewalt and this kreg jig...man...wasted my time.. I was hitting less than 1/16" on every cut from first one...this accuracy is enough for my...
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Post #141579479 added 10-27-2020 7:49 AM by lazybummm in Deal Talk
I just clamped a nice piece of 1x 4 x 8' from home depot, actual size and cuts pretty straight. I don't have a table saw
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Post #141581699 added 10-27-2020 9:01 AM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
the guide is for cutting straight not for repeatability, but you can combine it w/ some spacers to achieve that. That said, you can mimic this one w/ a 12x30" board, and attach a 12x2" trip parallel...
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Post #141581372 added 10-27-2020 8:48 AM by shoka_con in Deal Talk
This one is good, but you'll also want the 8' straight track that works with this same system: https://www.kregtool.com/shop/cutting/circular-saw-cutting/accu-cut-xl/KMA3700.html And trust me, you...
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Post #141582617 added 10-27-2020 9:29 AM by panthrpants in Deal Talk
I have this guide. Here's a review Pros - Lets you rip almost any length of wood, cheap, easy to use, makes repeated cuts as fast as a table saw, easier to transport than a clamped guide or table...
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Post #141620045 added 10-28-2020 11:14 AM by g0dM@n in Deal Talk
Ouch! By pull I meant I would be like 4 feet away from the table, putting pressure down on the wood, but pulling it away from the table. Hands never close to blade. Yes, you can never be too...
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