KREG KMA2700 Accu-Cut 48″ Circular Guide Track System
KREG KMA2700 Accu-Cut 48″ Circular Guide Track System
$59.00
- Straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts made easy
- Rip, crosscut, and make angled cuts up to 1220 mm long in plywood, MDF, and panels
- Simply align the guide track with your marks to make accurate cuts
- Hold track in place without clamps thanks to anti-slip guide strips
- Prevent splintering with anti-chip strips that support material during the cut
- Begin cuts easily with a starting block that the supports saw and allows normal blade guard operation
- Mount almost any circular saw, left or right blade to the universal sled
- Take your saw to the material instead of having to take your material to the saw
KMA2700 What’s Included
- 1 x Universal Saw Sled
- 2 x 26.5″ Aluminum Guide Tracks
- 2 x Track Connectors
- 1 x Starting Block
- 1 x Track Indicator Clip
- 1 x Owner’s Manual
Product Description
KMA2700 Product Overview
The Accu-Cut Circular Saw Track Guide transforms your circular saw into a precision cutting tool, delivering straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts up to 50″ long in various materials. This easy-to-use guide eliminates the need for clamps and ensures precise cuts even on uneven surfaces. Its anti-slip and anti-chip features guarantee a smooth, clean finish. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional, the Accu-Cut enhances your circular saw’s capabilities, making cuts easier, faster, and more accurate. Optional track clamps are available for added stability.
Part No: KMA2700(TOMAKMA2700)
KMA2700 Technical Specifications
- Features:
- Dual anti-chip, anti-slip strips
- Stays in place without clamps (optional clamps available for specific purposes)
- Starting block simplifies starting cuts
- Construction: Impact-resistant polymer, aluminum, rigid and flexible PVC
- Capacity: Cuts up to 50″ long
- Compatibility:
- Accu-Cut XL
- Accu-Cut Expansion Pack
- Accu-Cut Replacement Guide Strips
- Track Clamps
- Rip-Cut
- Accepts left- or right-blade saws
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