The Woodpeckers Adjustable Track Square gives your track saw industrial table saw accuracy. It is ideal for remodelers and trim carpenters working in the field as well as garage and basement woodworkers because when it comes to working with sheet goods, it requires half the space of a table saw.

The concept is simple…put the guide rail on your workpiece, drop the track saw on the guide rail and a straight cut is guaranteed. Woodpeckers takes it one step further because straight isn’t enough. The guide rail also makes it possible for cuts to be parallel to an existing edge, perpendicular to an existing edge, or at a specific angle.

The Adjustable Track Square is compatible with Festool, Makita, Milwaukee and Triton guide rails and mounts in seconds. Once it’s mounted you have locked-in accuracy for square cuts and cuts at any angle up to 60°.

The setup is simple. Just slide it on and snap the cam buckle. Accurate cuts are as easy as holding the Track Square against the edge of your stock and running your saw along the rail.

Need something other than square? Just unlock the protractor clamp, pull back on the catch and rotate the protractor to your desired angle. The catch firmly snaps in any of the detents spaced every 5° and at 22-1/2°. For angles between the detents, the scale is laser-engraved in crisp one-degree increments. The scale is calibrated at the factory and can be easily re-calibrated anytime and anywhere if needed.

The Adjustable Track Square improves the accuracy of your cuts with or without clamping the guide rail down. The angle is locked in and the guide rail can’t slide forward while you’re sawing.

The main frame is machined from a stable cast and ground aluminum plate. The stainless-steel protractor base rotates on a bronze bushing and glides on low-friction wear-resistant pads. Even the cam buckle is stainless steel. In short, this tool is designed to keep producing perfect accuracy for decades.

Like all Woodpeckers products, the Adjustable Track Square is proudly machined and carefully inspected in the Strongsville, OH facility, just south of Cleveland.