Kreg Accu-Cut XL Saw Track, Square Cut & Multi Mark PROMO KMA3700 £31 of FREE ITEMS

Although there are other manufacturers that make similar solutions like this I am super pleased with this guide from Kreg. I admit I was behind the times using a guide track like this to cut plywood. I was a tablesaw kind a guy and just finally said enough to manhandling these giant sheets through my table saw and struggling to keep it square against the fence. My wife is happy too, no more asking her to help tail them off the saw!So if you are still on the fence (ha!) trying to determine whether or not this is a useful tool compared to how you’re doing it today I can attest that it is absolutely amazing. Life changing for working with large sheets.I just cut a sheet of 3/4 African mahogany ply set on top of another 3/4 ply sheet for a matched cut edge at 1 1/2” for a counter top (photo of unfinished top attached). Cutting through both at once gave me the sharpest, flattest, truest edge I’ve ever had in all of my woodworking endeavors. In fact I recall myself saying “wow” out loud after pulling away the guide and looking at the edge. Sharp as a knife.As a disclaimer here I also used my brand new Dewalt DCS575T1 60V Flexvolt Circ saw with a new Diablo Finish/Plywood 40T blade——like butter through both sheets—-highly recommend the saw and blade too, but that was a Depot purchase. I would be sure to buy this specific extended kit because it has the overall length you need for a 96 inch piece of plywood. Most of the others are only 48 inch capable. Two cuts down the long side would not be ideal. This kit has two more track pieces and joiners as it states.My only negative observation is the set screws to join the pieces together are not very durable looking and could strip out. Essentially they are micro Phillips head which is better than an Allen screw so that you don’t have to fumble around to find the right size. I think the key is not tightening them too tight. It only takes a small amount of pressure to bite into the aluminum extrusion, a lot less than you expect. It’s easy to connect the pieces together and keep them square. I saw some reviews about how the extrusion is not square and I found that not to be the case at all when put it up against my 10 foot straight edge .The add-on tools are sort of wonky throw-ins. Useful but very plastic.Happy cutting!

This thing is awesome, wasn't sure about it but needed something to cut plywood without a table saw, I was very impressed with this product, set-up was easy and using it is just as easy. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone that is looking for something like this.

General contractor. Have no problem with device. Works as advertised. Not the best. But great for DIY and novice. Once you get it all dialed in it performs as described. I did notice after about 15 rips the guide plastic rails needs replacement. Not a issue with me. But keep it in mind when aligning.

One of the best workshop additions I’ve ever purchased. Makes it so easy to make straight & true cuts.Make sure to get the XL version. Having that 100+ inches is really handy,

I can't say enough good about this. I've used it for so many applications. If you have a super fancy table saw and can rip down sheets of plywood with ease, then you probably don't need this....yea, you probably do. Its that cool. I've recently acquired a table saw, but for the first year of my newfound woodworking hobby (thanks COVID), the Accu-Cut was a life saver. As long as you set it up properly and do the whole "measure twice, cut once" thing, you won't be disappointed. I've used this to shave 1/16 in off an entire sheet of plywood, down the 8' edge. The accuracy is amazing. My neighbor is way ahead of me with building and woodworking, and his tool collection surpasses my own, and even he has been so impressed with this thing, that he has borrowed it a couple of times.If you are looking at this or the other varieties, definitely get the XL. It comes in 4 sections that can be removed or added with ease. All 4 will get you down the long side of any 4x8 panel. Or take 2 off and use it for smaller jobs. I've enhanced my tool collection exponentially since COVID started, but this is one of my crown jewels. Of my entire collection, there a few tools that get repetitive use, and this is one of them.