• Capable track saw that delivers straight, smooth and splinter-free cuts in solid wood, plywood and other sheet goods
• Guide Track has grip strips to hold the track in place
• The 62" Guide Track features a cord manager that helps guide the saw cord, as well as a dust-collection hose if the saw is connected to a shop vacuum
• Zero-offset design aligns track edge with exact cut location, while anti-chip strip provides splinter-free cutting
• Powerful performance with a 12-amp variable-speed motor with an electronic brake
• Safety features include a fully shrouded retracting blade, riving knife, electronic blade brake and anti-kickback control
• Blade-left design provides superior cutting visibility and control
• 48-tooth carbide-tipped blade included
• Integrated dust collection and dust bag

• Cutting Length Capacity: 50" (112" when an additional ACS Guide Track is used)
• Cutting depth capacity of 2-1/8" at 90° and 1-1/2" at 45°
• Bevel-cutting capacity from -1° to 47°
• Power: 120-volt, 12-amp motor with electronic brake, motor speed up to 6000 RPM

• (1) Kreg Adaptive Cutting System Plunge-Cut Track Saw
• (1) Kreg Adaptive Cutting System 62" Guide track with Cord Manager
• (1) Dust collection bag
• (1) Owner’s manual

FAQs

What is a track saw?
A track saw is a handheld circular saw that rides on a guide rail, making long, straight, and splinter-free cuts in sheet goods or solid wood. It’s ideal for breaking down plywood and making precise cuts quickly and safely.

How to use a track saw?
Place the track on your material, align it with your cut marks, and secure it if needed. Then run the saw along the track, allowing the guide rail to ensure a clean, straight cut every time.

How to make a track saw guide?
You can make a simple track saw guide using a long, straight piece of plywood and a second piece as a fence. Attach the fence to the base, trim the edge with your saw, and use that edge as a guide for future cuts.