Accu-Cut™

Really nice piece of kit tbh. It fits my Bosch Pro GKS 190 Circular saw. Really [pleased with my purchase.. I bought a new Freud blade for the saw bcos the 18/20T blade was pure garbage.. Will be using it this Easter weekend to make cabinets for my shop. Want to see what the cut will be like so I will add some more information on here then.. I used this Kreg Accu Cut again this weekend. I've had it for about 2 yrs or more now and it still works great for me with my Bosch Pro Circular saw. I was cutting narrow strips of 50mm lengths across the 4ft length of an 8x4ft sheet of mdf. It cut like a dream tbh ppl. They sell a bigger kit now so I think I will invest in that kit just to have it as back up. The one thing I haven't tried with it is 45 degree cuts. I would love to hear if anybody else has used it to make those type of cuts.. Great tool for c utting up sheet goods ppl. It is a cheaper option than spending a tonne of cash on the Plunge/Track saws for Boshh/Makita/Festool. etc. Ok so u need to buy some clamps that will fit the grooves underneath but u could grind others down or make something for them if u could weld small clamps yourself.. :) Just used the Accu Cut again this week. Had this for over 3 yrs now and it's still working fine. I know some ppl won't like this kit from Kreg but I cannot get a KREG Track Sawq in IRELAND for whatever reason. I could buy the cheaper models like MacAllister for about 170 Euros cash in B&Q but that saw has a lot of movement too. I picked up this BOSCH 190mm GKS PRO saw outa B&Q for 86.00 Euros a few years ago in a sale with the case and it has a long ass lead on it. The sdaw is a great saw for an Electric saw. It's heavy too which helps with Accuracy imho. I see the same saw on here for 200 Euros or close to that price. I must got a great deal?? The only thing I've had any issue with was the Freud Blade. I musta bought the wrong blade bcos the saw keeps bogging down with this blade. I'm no expert on blades but the SAXTON BLADES I got on here are really good blades imho. Hope all this helps even if it is a gob full of nonsense for a lot of good ppl on this page. My apologies for that if it's too much information I am making some proper clamps for the guide rail this week. They're defo neded if u want far better accuracy good folks. Best of luck on ur woodworking journey if ur on that. Salute to all the DIYer's out here across the world. Keep doing ur thing folks.

I've given this 5 stars but warning, it's a bit fiddly to set up. I am using this with a Dewalt cordless circular saw. When I googled this it showed the setup with the blade sitting in the right hand channel on almost every circular saw, my Dewalt though puts the blade on the on the left. All you need to do is think outside the box and remember if you want to cut a thin strip, you'll need to set it up on the left of the board, not the right. That said, once set up it's a breeze to use. I was getting perfect accurate cuts on 5 ply sheeting very quickly. I have played with it a little and I can get much of what I use my table saw for to reproduce on this. Obviously there are some things it can't do, but remember, this is for sheets and for wood less than 300mm width, you'll still need that table saw.

Brilliant bit of kit perfect, once you set it up right gets nice straight cuts it’s universal so fits all circular saws.

Gives easy accurate cut, once the tool has been set up. Plastic holder could be a bit more robust, but I think if it's handled carefully, it will last with DIY usage. Probably not strong enough for professional use.

Helps to cut straight edges and on the line. Recommended.

This is a game changer for me as an amateur DIYer. Works well with my 18v ryobi saw. Not as clean and accurate as B&Q's big saw machine, but nothing at home ever will be. Also, you can remove the saw from the shuttle (plastic platform that slots onto the guide) and then reattached it and it will be in exactly the same place again.

While I have a few circular saws I don’t own a track or plunge saw. I have shop built tracks that work fine but you have to measure an offset and clamp in place. I figured this would be an increase in convenience at low cost (compared the a new track or plunge saw), and it is. My initial concern was the play between the sledge groves and the track. However, while the sledge has perpendicular track edges, the track has tapered edges. So as you push down the play reduces to a (just) acceptable level. But there is no screw or other mechanism to fine tune this. But, I have to say that on the first few times I have used it, this track gave good results! It’s easy to set up and quite a clever design. While I would recommend for a diy / hobbyist it’s not really suitable for a trades person.

Got the product, but one of the connector is faulty; no thread in the holes. I thought, it's easy let's ask Kreg, what to do. Sent a mail to them, immediately responded with a MARKETING mail. Since then, there is no communication from them. Excellent solution: buy other products, while we ignore your issue. At this moment, either I send back the item and buy it again, or buy a tapping tool for around 20-30 EUR, and hope that I won't screw it up. I don't know, how good is the track, but Kreg as a company got one star.