Kreg KMA2685 Rip-Cut Circular Saw Guide - Cutting Tool - Guide is Best for Regular (Side-Blade) Circular Saw - Ensure Compatibility Before Use - Woodworking Tools for Home Improvement
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Friday, Nov 28
Style: Jig Saw
Features
- Saw Guide Compatibility: This saw guide turns your circular saw into a precision edge-guided tool; works best with a regular (side-blade) circular saw, corded or cordless, that has a blade guard or base that allows the sled to clamp securely
- Woodworking Tools: Universal sled holds guide rail and edge guide, making the circular saw guide portable; not ideal for saws with plastic upper blade guard because guard might interfere with the sled clamping or alignment
- Versatile Carpenter Tools: Works for left- or right-bladed saws and users; please note, this guide does not work with worm drive saws, as the base or motor housing tends to interfere with the sleds ability to sit flat and clamp properly
- Accessible Workshop Accessories: Large handle on the edge guide maintains contact with the material;, this saw guide is not ideal for saws with bulky or odd shape guards that prevent a flat fit with the sled plate
- Premium Kreg Tools: We offer products that help woodworkers close the gap between idea and outcome
Material: Metal
Brand: Kreg
Product Dimensions: 30.88"L x 8.75"W
Color: Blue
Style: Jig Saw
Item Thickness: 0.12 Inches
Item Weight: 2.45 Pounds
UPC:
Global Trade Identification Number: 60
Material: Metal
Brand: Kreg
Product Dimensions: 30.88"L x 8.75"W
Color: Blue
Style: Jig Saw
Item Thickness: 0.12 Inches
Item Weight: 2.45 Pounds
UPC: 647096807160 827165703535
Global Trade Identification Number: 60
Manufacturer: Kreg Tool Inc
Part Number: KMA2685
Item Weight: 2.45 pounds
Item model number: KMA2685
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Measurement System: Metric
Mounting Type: Plate Mount
Included Components: Universal Saw Sled, Aluminum Guide Rail, Precision Edge Guide, Instructions
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 90 day warranty
Date First Available: July 3, 2017
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Style: Jig Saw
After reading all the negative reviews , I'm happy to say that it looks like I'm one of the lucky ones! All the pieces were in the package, including the screws. The edge guide and rail are perfectly square (several issues saying it was not) and the sled seems to slide nicely through the rail (some reviews indicated the sled was difficult to slide into the slot and it would bind up when slid). The angled side of the reversable nose piece/insert in the sled perfectly matches the rounded front contour of my Bosch CS10 saw footplate. Putting the saw into the sled took me about 10 minutes of fooling around because the sled clamp was interfering with the miter clamp on the saw. I adjusted the miter clamp so it would tighten up in a different position and thought I was done. The blade guard was centered in the slot on the sled. I then tried to adjust the saw for a miter cut, and of course the blade guard hit the sled slot. I adjusted the position of the saw in the sled (the sled has an adjustable block for saw position) and managed to adjust everything to allow a maximum 22-1/2 degree miter. Anything larger I'll have to use a different guide, but I don't often make miter cuts with a circular saw anyway, just thought I'd get what I could. Saw mounted to the sled square, and I ended up with about a 1/8" gap between the sled and the footplate with everything tightened up. The sled-to-rail clamp seems to be an issue for several people, reporting it cracks/breaks easily. I played with it a little, and noticed it has a detent (which locks it down pretty securely) at about half the travel I was expecting. When the clamp is loose it pretty much lays flat onto the sled. As you go to tighten it, there's a detent at about 10 degrees past the vertical position that locks it pretty well, although I was able to force the rail to move. Then there's a second detent when the clamp is at about a 45 degree angle to the sled, which really locks that baby down. It seems like, unless you're working at an odd angle and inadvertently put a lot of side force on the saw, the first detent would be more than adequate to prevent any sled movement on the rail, as you should only be putting straight pressure on the saw in the direction of cutting. Not sure if some of the breakage other people were experiencing was due to clamping to the second detent or further, thinking the clamp should end up flat with the sled when secured. Won't have that answer until I've made a few cuts but not too worried about that yet. Getting everything fit together properly was what had me worried after reading the negative reviews, it seems like most of the cutting problems were based on the assembly issues I mentioned above so I have high hopes that it will work fine from here. I haven't used it yet but I'll update if I encounter any other problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by Nuke Sparky
Style: Jig Saw
EDIT Its update time on this one yall. To start I stand by my enitial review of the product. After a few uses the slideing action did smooth out as I thought it would. As I allso mentioned the plastic felt like it was to brakable. And this latest episode ads credence as to why I feel It should be all mettle. The plastic lock snapped while I was sinching it down after an adjustment. I had not at any point in time gottent ruff with the tool. BUT it was sitting out in the blazeing sun for a good while as I was working out doors and had no real shade. So I do wander if the exces heat on the plastic didnt play a part in it. Iv uploaded picures to show whare the failure occured I'm highly satisfied with this tool. It's a snap to put together its light waight and easy to use. If you can mess up your cuts with this you mayby might want to find something ells to do Now despite my happiness with this product I do have some mild constructive criticism. 1 it would be really nice to get and all mettle version of this tool. I just feel like all the plastic parts can be broken. Even at a cost premium I would pay it 2 the adjustment on this thing is herky jerky rough not at all as smooth as I feel it could and should be it can allso effect fine mesurements. But Mayby this will level out with more use 3 this gose back to the all metle parts thing again. But the plastic clamp that holds the main line in place i wish wer metel as it feels like something that could eventuilly get warn out and iether snap or not make good grip. As well as the saw clamps themselves theyr metle rods anchored to plastic and the way that whole portion of the unit flexes upwhen ypu put tension on the mounting screws. Yea I think you can do somthing about that Now befor anyone starts throwing rotten food at there monitore I'm actuilly not bagging on this product far from it. So far nothing is brocken and everything is holding together. This is so far a good product. These are all just feed back for the company to take into consideration on any future tool updates
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by hubble bubble hubble bubble
Style: KMA2400
Straight cuts forever! Wish I’d bought it sooner. This little tool arrived fast and was packaged perfectly. Setup took me a minute — attaching my saw and zeroing the guide was a bit confusing at first — but there’s a QR code on the back of the metal guide that links to a helpful video that walks you through it and makes everything clear. Once I got going, I was honestly impressed. It makes perfectly straight cuts every single time. Just line it up and go — no more guessing or drifting off the line. A couple small downsides: most of it’s made of plastic, and not the strong durable kind. The knobs that hold your saw in place are also a bit small and hard to tighten. I’ll probably swap them for wing nuts next time I’m at the hardware store. Overall, though, this is a great buy. It does exactly what it says and takes the fear out of using a circular saw. As someone who’s always been nervous around table saws, I really wish I’d picked this up years ago.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025 by Alita
Style: Jig Saw
This works great! Take your time setting it up and it will cut accurately every time. They key is setting your blade and the blade guide accurately the first time. once you've done that, every time you set it it up, it will be aligned and accurate.
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025 by A16serge