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RE: Circular saw guide? - kurt18947 - 12-30-2022 (12-30-2022, 04:38 PM)packerguy® Wrote: I bought a true track system a few years back. I was a bit hesitant cause of the asking price, but after taking into account its American made I pulled the trigger. Interesting but I didn't spend much time on their web site. How much cutting depth do you lose when mounting the saw base? Would it fit on a left hand saw? Thanks for any info. RE: Circular saw guide? - greenacres2 - 12-31-2022 I just took a look at the trutrac site. The FAQs say loss is 3/4” depth of cut mounted on track. I use a 8 1/4” Makita with my EZ-One track, and can get 2” depth, TruTrac estimates the same. I don’t think I’d have been happy using a 7 1/4” saw, getting through 2x stock would have been marginal. RE: Circular saw guide? - pgmrdan - 01-02-2023 IMHO, homemade is the way to go. A board with a straight edge and a piece of hardboard is all you need. A sheet of styrofoam insulating board comes in handy when you need to cut on the floor. RE: Circular saw guide? - Handplanesandmore - 01-02-2023 Many tracksaw owners still use their saws and tracks with a sheet of styrofoam. Simon RE: Circular saw guide? - rudedan60 - 01-16-2023 I have the TrueTrack system as well. The best part of the system is the tracks line up true when extending them. I am able to go to 12' without issue with 3 sections. I also have their cutting table kit, works great. Just replace or rip the boards down when they get chewed up. Their squaring attachment is also very affordable. |