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STRAIGHT CUT SAW GUIDE

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  • Breakdown MDF and Plywood panels quickly and easily
  • Perfectly straight and accurate cuts every time
  • Convert your circular saw into a high-performance track guided cutting tool
  • Save time and money with no wasted material
  • Take your track saw to the jobsite, make perfect cuts anywhere
  • *Provide your own plywood base & circular saw and SAVE!

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Step-by-Step Directions

Step #1: Make your Base

Rip a sheet of plywood to 9” measuring from the factory edge

Step #1: Create your base. Rip a sheet of plywood to 9”, measuring from the factory edge.

Step #2: Make the Kerf

Adjust table saw blade to about 3/16” and cut in your kerf 2” from the factory edge. Adjust the fence of your saw slightly after your first cut to make it slightly more wide to fit the guide into place.

Step #2: Create the kerf. Set table saw blade to about 3/16”. Cut the kerf 2” from the factory edge.

Step #3: Attach Guide Rails

Slide in your guide rails and mark the metal 1 ½” from either end, and then every 12”. You will then pre drill the rails off of the wood with a drill bit larger than your screws. Then slide the rails back onto the board and attach with screws.

Step #3: Install guide rails. Mark metal 1 ½” from ends and every 12”. Pre-drill rails off the wood, then reattach and secure with screws.

Step #4: Attach Base to Saw

With the base slid into the saw guide, place your circular saw onto the base and determine where you will drill through the base of your saw. Pull your circular saw off the base, and drill your holes. Then place your circular saw back onto the base, and mark the holes where you will drill through the base itself. Pull the base out of the guide and drill through. Then (using a counter skink) recess the holes on the bottom of the base deep enough for the screw heads to sit flush with the bottom so your circular saw slides smoothly over your plywood.

Step #4: Secure base to saw. Slide base into guide, position circular saw, mark and drill holes through the base and saw.
Step #4: Secure base to saw. Slide base into guide, position circular saw, mark and drill holes through the base and saw.

Step #5: Make your first cut!

Clamp your new saw guide to a table. Slide your circular saw into the guide and make your first cut! Now you have a perfectly straight, durable, and lightweight straight cut saw guide to help you cut 100’s of sheet goods!

Step #5: Make your first cut! Secure saw guide to a table, slide circular saw into the guide, and make your initial cut.

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