Kreg KMA2700 Accu-Cut - Universal Track Saw Guide System - Cuts up to 50" Long - No Clamps Needed - Make Straight, Cross, Rip & Angled Cuts Easily - Circular Saw Guide - Woodworking Tool | Universal Track Saw Guide System, No Clamps Needed, Make Straight, Cross, Rip and Angled Cuts Easily, Cuts up to 50" Long
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Features
- Premium Home Improvement Cutting Tools: Track saw guide turns circular saws into precision, track-guided tools
- Handy Woodworking Tools: The saw guide's universal sled makes your right- or left-handed circular saw compatible
- Accessible Carpenter Tools: The saw track is easily portable, so you can make splinter-free rip cuts anywhere
- Track Saw Guide: Starting block and anti-slip guide strips help make cross-, rip-, and angled-cuts easily
- Premium Kreg Tools: We offer products that help woodworkers close the gap between idea and outcome
Description
Guides your circular saw along an aluminum track that keeps the saw moving in a straight line easily. No clamps are required to hold the track in place thanks to dual guide strips. Take your saw to the workpiece and cut with precision.
Brand: Kreg
Color: Blue
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation: Aluminum
Power Source: Corded Electric
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Dual Anti-chip, Anti-slip Strips, Starting Block, Portable, Easy to Use for Precise Cuts
Number of Teeth: 24
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Surface Recommendation: Aluminum
Warranty Type: limited warranty
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 27.5"L x 8.75"W x 2.5"H
Item Weight: 5.1 pounds
Blade Length: 48 inches
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Handle Material: Impact-resistant polymer or Aluminum
Color: Blue
Brand Name: Kreg
Included Components: (1) Universal Saw Sled, (2) 26.5" Aluminum Guide Tracks, Track Connectors, Starting Block, Indicator Clip, Detailed Setup and Usage Instructions
Model Number: KMA2700
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 90 day warranty
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 77
Number of Packs: 1
UPC: 647096807177
Item Type Name: Circular Saw Track
Manufacturer: Kreg Tool Inc
Manufacturer Part Number: KMA2700
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Circular Saw Track
I was hesitant about buying this because of some of the bad reviews, but I have been a fan of Kreg tools for a while. Now that I have this particular saw track by them, I realize the bad reviews are just user error. To be honest, my first cut nicked the side of the track (just the blue plastic, little bits came off. Okay... I adjusted the saw. I did a few test cuts, lined up the guide on the front accordingly, and that was pretty much It. I used both my old basic Skil saw and a saw by Galaxy Pro and was getting... okay cuts. Finally, I realized that every time I would line the saw up at the beginning of the track, I would nudge it just a bit so that the end would rock one way or another. Okay... so then I just started using a clamp at the other end. with that, straight cuts. After a few days of straight cuts, I noticed my cuts kept veering off to the right no matter what I did when cutting one particularly dense piece of wood with a finishing blade. I thought the issue was the track until I switched blades. The new blade had no issues, once again straight cuts. What was the issue? The small amount of "play" in the track was causing me to let the saw not track perfectly evenly. The cuts were coming out straight, but when I took a closer look, there were almost unnoticeable turns and sliding. It was less than a millimeter difference, but when I thought about it, this mean the blade was spinning while bending through those slight turns. So, the issue; I caused that finishing blade to overheat and warp. The solution to that was the recognize why there is a little play in the track and the base you put the saw on. Without it, there would be no movement. Also, no one cuts in straight lines. You either track to the left or to the right usually. So, just keep saw to the left or right depending how you have it set up, and your cuts will be straight with no minor movement left and right. Instead of complaining about that minor play, use it to your advantage; that's why it's there. I learned that I tend to track to the left, so I gently push the saw to the left on the track as I let it glide down each cut. It took a lot of trial and error to get this right, and thank goodness it came with two tracks. One of my errors was not properly aligning the base on the track and I ended up sawing through about an inch and a half of the aluminum. Fortunately, I just turned it around and put the blue starting piece at the other end and now, that cut end has no effect on anything. Now that I am used to it, yes, I will likely go ahead and buy another set as I am, indeed, getting straight cuts out of this thing. Now that I've learned how it works (not just a simple "align and cut" kind of thing), I'll say the accuracy is 100%. As far as ease of use, well, I had to learn how to use it right, and I had to figure out things like why there was a small amount of play in the track and base. 4 stars for ease of use, though I'd give it 5 stars if it was easier to connect and disconnect the two tracks. As far as value for money, well, the price is far more expensive than, say the Kreg KMA2685 Rip-Cut Circular Saw Guide, which I also bought at the same time. Both are quite useful, but this track is far more useful and easier to keep aligned. It's worth the money, though I must say that because of the Kreg KMA2685 Rip-Cut Circular Saw Guide, my right angles are perfect now. Update 11/2021 I'm still using these and I'm still so glad I bought them. I have become quite good at using these. I've learned that, for whatever reason, I have an easier time if I don't use clamps on it when I use it, and I don't use the blue plastic guide that it came with that is supposed to help you align the right angle. I use the laser on the saw itself to help align it all and then I rip whatever I need. You simply have to have the wood you're cutting on a flat surface with support on both sides of the boards you're cutting for larger pieces. I also find this works better with finishing or smooth cut blades (those with more teeth) than the standard blades that come with the saw. Once, I was careless and didn't have the saw aligned on the tracks (thought I did, but was rushing) and ended up cutting about 1 inch into the track itself. It was my own fault for rushing. It hasn't affected the use of it at all, though. I will also say that the farther I set the blade away from the track, I stopped having the issue of the blade wanting to pull or jump. It also doesn't hurt to grease the bottom of the guide or the track just a little; these are two flat surfaces rubbing and sliding against each other all the time. Seeing how this product has helped me so much and how easy it is to use once you work out the quirks, I will likely order another set of these for those super long cuts I sometimes have, and also to just replace the track that I damaged being careless.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2021 by Non Stop Horizon
Style: Circular Saw Track
This tool is so handy for the price. Its quality steel makes it good for several years use. The large size makes it easy to make precise cuts. It is compatible with ryobi my circular saw.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Jim
Style: Circular Saw Track
When I first opened the package, I immediately noticed that there was play between the sled and the track (enough to change the angle between the blade and the track at least a couple degrees). This is not what I was expecting based on my experience with Kreg tools. To remedy the issue I put thin layers of UV weld material (Bondic, 5 second fix, etc...) on one side of the sled where the gap was and repeated until the material was thick enough to just barely rub on the track. After doing this there was still some play, but it makes a better cut than I was expecting. I had my reservations about how well the anti-slip strips wold hold the track in place, but it actually works remarkably well. As long as there isn't a lot of saw dust between the track and the work piece, the track stays in place when sawing. I've only used this so far on cabinet grade birch plywood, so you may see different results with other materials. The anti-slip strips also doubles as an anti-chip edge. It is designed so that the first time you use it, you cut a small amount of material off of the ant-chip edge so that the blade is right up against it. This is very effective at keeping chipping to a minimum. This doesn't work as well as a festool track saw, but for the price you can't beat it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2017 by mcintoshtc
Style: Circular Saw Track
I found this to be a very good guide that makes straight cuts and reduces chipping significantly. Some reviews chastise the Accu-cut because of some play between the sled and the track. You can't really expect a perfect precision tool for $80. Besides, if you tape the inside of the sled like the very helpful product videos suggest, the guide can be a very accurate. I found it a little tricky to set up my saw on the sled. Maybe some kind of cam mechanism would be better than the set screws for attaching saws? However, my saw is very old and maybe newer ones might be easier. Now to customer service. When I assembled the track I found that one of the set screws had bad threads. It was tough to find a similar screw locally so I emailed Kreg support. Within about 5 minutes they responded and I was quickly able get replacement screws sent to me. The parts showed up within a few days. I rarely get service like this anymore. Kudos to Kreg! Overall I'm very pleased with my purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022 by SDPete
Style: Circular Saw Track
First, the bad.....do not trust that the track is square and on your marks using the square on the starting block. Always line the track up with your marks manually. The first cut I made with this product up the 8' side of a 4x8 the cut was way off. I learned after that to make my marks and line it up myself. Measure twice, cut once. Ugh. Now the good. There's lots of good. This system rocks. Cutting 4x8 sheets has never been so easy. It took a little while to get it set up for my saw but once it was locked in, it was good. I didn't notice any side-to-side play between the sled and the track. I wish I had this 20 years ago. Life would have been so much easier. I made a table out of folding saw horses and topped them with a 4x8 3/4" OSB and then topped the OSB with a $25 2" rigid foam R-10 insulation board from the big box store. Then laid my stock on top of that and ripped away, through my wood, and into the foam. No more big pieces of plywood falling off the end of the table on to to my toes while splintering the end of the cut. No more contorting my body leaning way over the board with a dangerous saw in my hands just waiting to take off my fingers as I dodge the falling cutoff piece. True straight cuts. Finally, a system that makes cutting 4x8 sheets truly a one-person operation. Well built. Made with quality materials up to the task. Well written easy instructions that left no questions.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019 by Brown
Style: Circular Saw Track
I have found Kreg products to be a solution for us guys that aren’t expert contractors. It truly takes the guesswork and margin of error out of the equation, which is nice when someone like myself, just wants to do some home DIY projects. The joiner bars are well machined and glide into the extended guide easily. The grub screws are easily tightened into place with just a few quick turns of a #1 Phillips head driver. The saw carriage is also easy to install and is a familiar design to Kreg’s other offering like their table saw guide. The anti-slip strips under the guides do what Kreg states and they do NOT move (at least on the plywood pieces I was cutting), and once the Blue side bumpers are ripped away at first cut, it’s easy to mark EXACTLY where the cut line will be.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024 by Charles Moradi
Style: Circular Saw Track
Decent quality at best. At this price point it really should rip 8ft boards - but get ready to spend another $100. It's almost useless without clamps to hold it down - another $50. It does help create accurate cuts - but will it change your life? Probably not.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Cory Jay W
Style: Circular Saw Track
As the title says, it fits my metabo hpt. Its also fairly easy to set up and use. I dont have an ultra accurate way to check for straightness but the cut appears straight when held against a piece of non calibrated aluminum straight edge. No visible light peeking through.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by CatLover143