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Simply align the track with your marks to make accurate cuts.Take your saw to the material instead of having to take your material to the saw.Rip, cross cut, and make angled cuts up to 48'' long in plywood, MDF, and panels.The Accu-Cut™ is portable, too, so you can take your saw to the workpiece and cut with precision, rather than having to handle heavy sheets on a table saw. With the Accu-Cut, a straight reference edge is not required, since the track itself is the reference edge. No straight edge on your sheet? No problem. Dual guide strips provide zero-clearance protection to prevent splintered cuts. Setup couldn't be easier-just line up the track with your cut line. The track keeps the saw moving straight and stays in place without the need for clamps. Make straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts! With just a circular saw (sold separately) and the included Universal Saw Base and Accu-Cut™ track, you can rip, crosscut and make angled cuts up to 48'' long in plywood, MDF, and other sheet goods-just lay the track on the sheet and slide the saw across.
#How to attach accu rip to a circular saw free#
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First, I couldn't cut through 2x4 lumber because the boards I made the table out of were too thick. There were two problems from this set up, though. I used a counter bored holes and carriage bolts, so I didn't have to worry about the bolt turning as I mounting the saw. I used 1/4" hardware because that was what I had on hand. I have a DeWalt saw (too bad it's not Craftsman!) and it's got a fiberglass deck (the black bit) that I had no trouble drilling through.
#How to attach accu rip to a circular saw how to#
Cut a slot in the panel and figure out how to mount your circular saw on the bottom of it.
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