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Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw with 55" Rail and Bag 2831-20-BUNDLEIn-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: KIT-2831-20-48-08-0571-48-08-0576$65700
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6 -1/2" Plunge Track Saw (Bare Tool) 2831-20In-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: 2831-20$42900
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee Tool M18 FUEL 6 -1/2" Plunge Track Saw w/ 55" Guide RailIn-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: KIT-2831-20-48-08-0571$57800
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6 -1/2" Plunge Track Saw Kit 2831-21On Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: 2831-21$68900
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee Tool M18 FUEL 6 -1/2" Plunge Track Saw Kit w/ 55" Guide RailOn Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: KIT-2831-21-48-08-0571$83800
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch 31.5" Track-Saw Track FSN800Special Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: FSN800$12500
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch 43.3" Track-Saw Track FSN1100Special Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: FSN1100$14500
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch 6-1/2" Track Saw with Plunge Action and L-Boxx Carrying Case GKT13-225LSpecial Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: GKT13-225L$75500
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch 63" Track-Saw Track FSN1600Special Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: FSN1600$17900
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Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch PROFACTOR 18V Plunge Cut 5-1/2" Track Circular Saw Brushless (8.0Ah) Kit GKT18V-20GCL14In-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: GKT18V-20GCL14Was $76500$53550
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Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch PROFACTOR 18V Plunge Cut 5-1/2" Track Circular Saw Brushless (Bare Tool) GKT18V-20GCLIn-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: GKT18V-20GCL$58900
Free Shipping at $199+!DeWalt 20V MAX XR 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw with Tracks Kit DCS525STWW1Pre-Sale Be first in line to receive this item when it releases/arrivesSKU: DW-DCS525STWW1$74900
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee Tool M18 FUEL 6 -1/2" Plunge Track Saw Kit w/ 31" Guide RailOn Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: KIT-2831-21-48-08-0570$78800
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch 126" Track Saw System Connector Kit with Bag FSN1600X2BSpecial Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: FSN1600X2B$36500
Free Shipping at $199+!Bosch Track Quick Clamps (2 pc.) FSNKZWSpecial Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: FSNKZW$9500
Free Shipping at $199+!DeWalt 20V MAX XR 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw (Tool Only) DCS525BPre-Sale Be first in line to receive this item when it releases/arrivesSKU: DW-DCS525B$42900
Free Shipping at $199+!DeWalt 20V MAX XR 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw (Tool Only) with Tracks DCS525STPre-Sale Be first in line to receive this item when it releases/arrivesSKU: DW-DCS525ST$57900
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw & Guide Rail Clamps & 31" Guide RailIn-Stock Ships Quickly According to Your Carrier SelectionSKU: KIT-2831-20-48-08-0573-48-08-0570$56700
Free Shipping at $199+!Milwaukee OPEN-LOK DIAMOND MAX Diamond Grit Grout Removal Multi-Tool Plunge Blade 49-25-2251Special Order Once All Item(s) Received - Shipping Will CommenceSKU: 49-25-2251$1797
Precision Plunge Track Saws, Guide Rails & Edge-Splinter Guards
Bring workshop table saw accuracy directly to your sheet goods with the professional line of precision track saws at Ohio Power Tool. Breaking down large, cumbersome 4x8 panels of hardwood plywood or delicate veneered MDF on a standard table saw is a safety hazard that often results in ruined edges. Utilizing a rigid, non-slip guided rail system, a plunge track saw allows a single carpenter to execute seamless, dead-straight finish cuts across expansive materials with minimal setup time.
Heavy-Duty Cordless M18 FUEL™ & Bosch PROFACTOR™ Plunge Cut Saws
Ditch the restrictive cords without sacrificing raw torque. Our inventory features elite cordless layout options, including the highly rated Milwaukee M18 FUEL™ 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw and high-capacity Bosch plunge cuts. Engineered with advanced brushless motors, these high-efficiency systems deliver clean, splinter-free edges matching stationary workshop machinery. Paired with integrated scoring features and specialized finish blades, they slice through thick hardwoods and composite sheet stock smoothly without bogging down.
Zero-Clearance Track Tracks, Connectors & Seamless Joining Bars
The secret to absolute straightness lies in the engineering of your guide rails. We stock premium aluminum tracks, heavy-duty rail connectors, and replacement splinter guards designed to lay perfectly flush against your cut line. The integrated rubberized strip provides an immediate visual reference of exactly where the blade will pass while acting as a continuous clamp to prevent veneer flaking. For long rip cuts, simply interlock multiple tracks using self-aligning connector bars to maintain true accuracy over extended distances.
Advanced Dust Extraction & Plunge Safety Mechanisms
Keep your indoor finishing sites and residential cabinet remodels completely clean. Professional track saws feature enclosed blade shrouds paired with optimized efficiency dust collection ports. When linked to an automatic-start wet/dry dust extractor, they trap over 90% of airborne sawdust directly at the cutting source. Explore our comprehensive selection of track saw kits, specialized fine-tooth blades, and rail clamps at Ohio Power Tool to upgrade your architectural woodworking capabilities today.
Track Saws & Guide Rails FAQs
What makes a track saw different from a standard circular saw?
While both use circular blades, a track saw features a flat, grooved base plate explicitly engineered to interlock with a matching aluminum guide rail. This configuration eliminates any side-to-side drift, guaranteeing perfectly straight lines. Additionally, a track saw utilizes a spring-loaded plunge-cut mechanism rather than a traditional pivoting guard, allowing you to begin cuts cleanly anywhere in the middle of a panel.
What is a splinter guard strip, and why must it be cut before first use?
The rubber or plastic edge strip along the side of a new guide rail acts as a zero-clearance splinter guard. The first time you use your saw on the track, you must perform a calibration pass to trim off the excess edge. This process custom-matches the strip edge exactly to your saw's blade kerf, providing a perfect guide indicator and pressing down firmly on wood fibers to eliminate top-layer veneer chipping.
Do I always need to use clamps to secure the track to sheet goods?
Not always. The underside of premium guide rails is equipped with high-friction, non-slip rubber foam strips that hold the rail securely to the material surface for standard horizontal cuts. However, when working on vertical planes, narrow strips, highly finished slick surfaces, or performing critical heavy bevel beveling, using specialized track saw rail clamps is highly recommended to guarantee zero shifting.
Can I connect multiple guide rails together for long rip cuts?
Yes. By inserting specialized guide rail connector bars into the slots on the underside of the tracks, you can seamlessly combine multiple rails (such as joining two 55" tracks together) to make continuous, perfectly straight rip cuts across full 8-foot or 10-foot sheet products. Use a long level or a straightedge during setup to ensure the tracks align completely parallel before tightening the set screws.
Why is a dedicated dust extractor recommended instead of a standard shop vacuum?
Track saws feature highly enclosed blade shrouds that compress sawdust particles into a focused exhaust stream. A dedicated HEPA dust extractor provides the sustained cubic feet per minute (CFM) air volume and advanced filtration needed to trap ultra-fine MDF and wood dust. Many industrial extractors also feature Bluetooth or auto-start plug outlets that power the vacuum on automatically the instant you pull the saw trigger.
Are guide rails interchangeable between different power tool brands?
Compatibility varies. For example, Milwaukee and Makita track saws are designed to run perfectly on the same style of track profiles. Bosch and Festool share a separate, similar tracking configuration. While some base plates feature dual-groove systems designed to fit multiple rail styles, you should always check the manufacturer spec sheets before attempting to cross-brand saws and guide systems.
How do I perform a plunge cut safely in the middle of a panel?
To execute an internal cutout safely (such as for a window or access panel), adjust your cutting depth to clear the material thickness by roughly 1/8 inch. Place the rail down, seat the saw onto the track, and pull the saw back until the rear indicator line matches your start mark. Turn the saw on, let the motor hit full operating velocity, and firmly press down to plunge the blade into the wood before guiding it smoothly along the line.
What type of blade is ideal for cutting melamine or delicate veneers without chipping?
To prevent tear-out on delicate dual-sided laminates, melamine, or thin veneers, you should utilize a premium Hi-ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) crosscut blade with a high tooth count (typically 48 to 60 teeth on a 6-1/2" blade). Combined with the track's splinter guard, the steep scoring angle of the Hi-ATB teeth ensures razor-sharp, smooth edges on both the top and bottom faces.
Does tilting the track saw for a bevel cut change the absolute cut line?
Premium track saws incorporate a specialized pivot point mechanism engineered to keep the entry edge of the blade positioned exactly against the rubber splinter guard edge—even when tilting the motor to a full 45-degree angle. This allows you to cut straight bevels and mitered joints without having to re-position or adjust your original track layout marks.
How should I maintain my track saw and guide rails to preserve smooth gliding?
Keep the low-friction glide strips on top of the aluminum tracks free of resin buildup, dried wood glue, and heavy grit. Periodically wipe down the tracks with a clean microfiber cloth and apply a light coat of a dry, silicone-free lubricant spray if the saw begins to drag. Check the base plate adjusting cams on your saw regularly to take up any minor play or wobble between the tool base and the track rib.