Kreg Rip Cut Review and Setup Tips
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2018
- Lowes: lowes.sjv.io/gb5940
Amazon: amzn.to/2ImHcHe
Kreg's KMA2675 Rip Cut Circular Saw Guide does a great job with breaking down plywood and performing repetitive rips at the same width. 
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I haven't finished watching this video yet, I paused it say this..this is how a referenced video should be like! Well done my friend!! You should be nominated for an Oscar! Thank you!
Thanks! Glad it's helpful.
I absolutely love my Kreg rip cut. Take the time to set it up and learn to use it and you will be amazed at the accuracy of the cuts you can make with this incredible tool ❤
Great review. Just picked one up at Goodwill today for $5. Can't wait to use it in my next project.
Your review is very thorough, professional and trustworthy. Thank you
Just bought one today. Had no clue until I saw your demo. Prime example of How to instruct/demo. Wish more RUclipsrs would Go into details like you have.
Glad I could help!
You were born with natural teaching elements
Thank you!
Well spoken, informative and complete thoughts. Thank you for your help. 👍🤠
This is an outstanding, and very thorough walk-through and review of the Krieg Rip Cut product. This helps me make an informed decision! Thank you so much for your hard work and diligence on this product!
I just mounted my Milwaukee M18 Fuel circulation. saw to the sled. I had to make a slight modification to my saw base because the R.H. hold down screw interfered with a rib on the top R.H. side of the saw base. I simply filed a 30 degree bevel on the rib until the hold down assembly swung freely. Without doing this the saw wouldn't sit flush against the slide base. Now it works perfectly. Excellent review and video.
Nice review. I have had one for several years and, although I don't need it very often, it has provided excellent service each time I did use it.
Thank you so much for your review and tips! I was debating whether or not to buy one for some cabinets I’m planning to make and I don’t have room to purchase a table saw which I won’t use often. Clear explanations and great camera set up in the video. God bless you sir.
I picked up this at Lowes and didn't realise it had been opened. Not sure if unopened "boxes" are supposed to have instructions, but mine surely didn't and the Kreg RUclips channel certainly didn't help. You, my friend, gave such comprehensive instructions that I was able to set this thing up in minutes. I can't wait to do my first cut with it tomorrow (and thanks to your advice, I'll start by cutting a piece of scrap wood to ensure the tool is accurate. Thank you so much for this video!
thanks for the review. Good job. No wasted conversation or extraneous talking is good as well. I think you have a future as a reviewer. Get sponsors now.
Thanks!
Great video. Pro tip: everytime you need to re-thread a screw into plastic (especially thread cutters) back thread it until the screw drops into the threads. Then you can tighten without worrying about accidentally cutting new threads.
That's a great tip, thanks!
Great minds think alike...
Excellent. Thank you. This was an excellent review and the setup. I just bought the Rip Cut and used this tutorial for the setup and everything worked out 100%. Great job, it was most helpful!
I really appreciate the thorough review! You showed everything I needed to know in such a short video.
Good instructional review good job on both the rip fence and also the accu cut, keep it up
I have to cut 1/2 inch off the wood, and I was nervous that I couldn't do it with the rip cut. Thank you for addressing this in your video. I will go practise now!
hey man, great job on this review. pros / cons nad you're very clear in speaking and made this an easy choice for me beginning my DIY stuff. thanks so much.
Fabulous review. I’ve been looking at this rig and wondered how it would work. You explained things extremely well.
Glad I could help!
by far, dude has the best review, with sound advice, thats currently out there on this guide.
Very informative video. Great suggestions for a future models as well. I’m glad you added that you were able to get down to a quarter inch even though it’s not suggested.
Great video... hope Kreg watched this and took a few notes on upgrading the product. Yours suggestions are spot on!
Thank you! Used this to set up my Kreg Acu cut. Needed it to make accurate cuts in sheet goods. Between that product and a new Diablo blade, it works great. I was worried about trimming the 1/32nds part. I also have an older worm drive circular saw and attached fine
Never seen this before great video man! Appreciate the detail in the explanation!
Great Review. Just bought this and came to this channel for directions on how to use it.
Excellent video. You explain and illustrate things very clearly!
Excellent thorough review. Thank you!
I appreciate your straight-forward and to the point review. I hate having to go through a whole lot of nonsense like on so many others. I couldn't agree more with your comments on the rip-cut. Thanks for making this video! I'm going to check out your other reviews.
Glad I could help!
Agree… no stupid music.
Stumbled on your video by accident. Rocking good review and information! Like and subscribed 👍
Very good presentation; very thorough and detailed.
Dude had 2 opinions in the whole video and all of us hated them. Great video!!
If everyone hated this video, it wouldn't have 1M views. Thanks for leaving a comment though, it boosts interaction for the RUclips algorithm!
FANTASTIC review. Thorough, offers a great alternative to the instructions as far as set-up... and answers all the most predictable questions for unique situations (i.e. I specifically wanted to know if and how to safely make a sub-1 inch cut. Thanks so much.
Glad I could help!
There is no way for me to clamp my workpiece down without the clamps being in the way of the tools path. That alone renders this tool useless to me. What do I do now? I'm cutting 36inch long and 10 inch wide. 3/4 inch oak.
Double sided tape, low temp hot glue, or a router pad would all work.
thanks for a really straight forward, and clear explanation on this tool. it is appreciated
Thank you for this! It made it much easier for me to get my set up right!
Nice thorough review. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the set up info. Very helpful..
great review, I
totally agree with you regarding the material choise of the jig.
When reinstalling course screws you should twist them backwards until you feel the screw lines back up with the threads. Use this in any plastic or wood screws you need to reinstall.
Well articulated review. Good highlighting of potential weak points. Thanks.
Those are NOT just "potential" weak points... this thing is just too flimsy!
Save your hard earned dollars, buy some aluminum plate and profiles, and make your own, much more strong and precise guide!
Really helped me setting the Kreg up quickly, many Thanks :D
They should make a pro model, all aluminum with the improvements you mentioned.
I see a gen 2 coming with these suggestions
Pro? I think that should be standard
@Chop Wood kickstarter it
Still didn’t do it did they?
@@scrappy93 You nail it
Excellent Video. Well done and professional. Thanks!
Great job explaining 😊ty just bought one today
This is the best vid Ive seen on set up.
Great job man, this saved me alot of time.
Excellent review 👍
This is so helpful. I watched this before I got the Rip-Cut. Then, when I got it, I started practicing on a rough 4x8 to see how things were. I noticed I was about 1/8" off and wondered the best way to fix that, so I watched your video again. The answer was right at 1:08 with the stop-block. That's the key. I had it set up on the wrong side for my Ryobi lefty. Duh. Gonna change the stop-block to the other side. I got the left-sided saw because that's what a right-handed person needs to be able to easily see the cutting line. It's not necessary with the Kreg, but for that sense of security, a pencil line is always good to let you know you're on the money.
Great, very-very informative review. Thanks a lot!
Great video. Thanks for the demo
Well done tutorial. Will seek out your other reviews!
Thanks man! Gunna give it a go tomorrow with my ridgid
Thank you for such detailed instructions
Used this Kreg jig a couple years ago to turn 10 sheets of 3/4" plywood into custom shelving for a 12' x 15' closet we built onto the back of a customers home. That alone made this jig worth every penny spent. I don't like using table saws, just not practical to haul around with you. With the Kreg Circular saw guide, you don't need one. Lets you rip virtually any size you want off of a 4' x 8' sheet of whatever material.
Another word it cheap plastic
Whatever happened to QUALITY?
But what about having a factory edge for it to work ? Dont you need a table saw for that
@@ticesine6589 the plywood he bought will have had a straight edge. It doesn't come crooked.
U need to see a track saw
@@randykerg9083 mine survived the moving truck from Texas to Florida and now it's thrown around in the back of the work van. Still works. I would usually agree with plastic being synonymous with cheap garbage but the Kreg stuff is pretty hefty.
Great Review and thank you...
Finally someone with an honest review...I think the pocket hole jig and the RIP cut were pretty good ones even though some aspects of the jigs were not clearly thought out at all lol..buying an ACCU cut from them about ruined me of the brand entirely.
Thank you for the honest and objective review. My shop/garage it too small to break down a 4 x 8 sheet and I hate searching for someone at home depot or lowes who can do it for me. So at first glance I said to myself I want one. There are just too many compromises to an otherwise great tool. I'd gladly pay more for aluminum or steel version. Until Kreg comes up with one I'll just keep clamping my homemade straightedge to the full sheets in the driveway. On the bright side you just gained a new subscriber.
You could not have done a better job on this video. Thanks!
Phenomenal 👌 amazing 👍 great video, tutorial, clarity, non condescending, attention to detail.
You found all the flaws. Now you
should design & manufacturer
your own out of metal or my preference plexiglass. Teaching or
engineering is your calling 👏
Wow, thank you!
Great review, I just purchased one today at Home Depot for $37.00
I haven’t try that looks very good idea, but I hope Kreg makes it more HEAVYDUTY, in a future design, thanks for your video
Greetings from the UK. Thanks for a useful and interesting review. Agree about the material for the sled and it would be good if there was a handle (even if just a knob like on the front of a plane), that clipped onto the rail above the guide.
Excellent video!!
Make a grab handle that fits the rail at that location you suggested to grab the guide rail. A very good evaluation of this product. I bought the accu guide and now will get hold of the rip guide as well.
Good idea!! can use some modifications the way it attach to the saw and 100% change of materials must be strong either aluminum. cast iron. still or titanium
nice instructional video, thanks.
Thanks for the video. Five hundred percent better than the manufacturer’s manual.
Great video! You have skills that can teach a ignorant person like me! I have a hard time understanding people and you did a great job explaining this Kreg’s product! Now off amazon to buy one! 👍🏻 plus I subscribed for future videos
Good review. I will be picking this up as a substitute for a table saw. I do not have the room nor experience for a table saw and this should serve my hobbyist needs just fine.
It can't do everything a table saw can, but it sure adds great rip capabilities to a standard circular saw!
What about bevel cuts? I’m hoping to make a bird feeder with my girls and it needs a beveled cut. I don’t think this, or the accucut I also bought, allows for a bevel cut does it?
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What about bevel cuts? I’m hoping to make a bird feeder with my girls and it needs a beveled cut. I don’t think this, or the accucut I also bought, allows for a bevel cut does it?
Great review
Super informative, thanks for doing that.
Nice review. 👍🏻
Great tip for setting the zero measurement.
Ur video helped me a lot
Excellent tips...
You did an excellent job with this. You should be able to grow your channel.
Thanks!
Great video, thanks for share
Thank you so much!! You really explained this perfectly! I appreciate your video!! ❤
Glad I could help!
Great job! Intelligent well-paced video.... Hey, I'll subscribe!
Excellent helpful video
Great Video. I found an older model without the stop and slot in the guide for the purpose of ripping one 20-foot deck board. I think this will be after than using a table saw.
Nice review. Have you thought about a rating system? 1-5 for example and detail out what each of those numeric values mean. Great job!
Awesome video, thank you!!
Great Video- thank you!!!
just subscribed, thanks!
Thank You so much for the tip
unless i'm in the middle of a football field, i can see myself running into all kinds of stuff like inspector clouseau in the pink panther. another answer in search of a question. thanks for the review, more coordinated people than me will appreciate this tool..
I bought one a couple of years ago. I agree with your suggestions. It takes quite a lot of faffing around to fix your saw to it and it’s often quicker just to use a straight edge and a couple of clamps which is what I do most of the time. My own view is that it’s pretty good but I’m not sure it’s worth the money.
I just said this! Lol
I had one from Mastercraft (Canadian Tire) that is all aluminium and much easier to set up, but the rip fence is extremely small and only about 4 inches long. It does ok, but on wider cuts it's more prone to movement and because the fence is so short, it runs off the end of the board before the saw does, so the last 3 inches of your cut is free-handing.
I just bought this Kregg. The plastic seem flimsy and it's more awkward to set up. But once done, it makes very good cuts and the huge fence keeps saw stable and "under guide" right to the very end.
The long fence really does help a lot at the end of the cut.
with wider cuts you should really be using a strait edge clamped to the work surface.
I'd like to buy your old Mastercraft guide that I'll redesign with a longer fence.
I had trouble with bottom mount plastic bending away from saw bottom even with the wedge adapter pointing up so I put popsicle stick under the wedge now it sits nice and flat
Good video and to the point
Thanks for your video!
Thank you! Super helpful.
Been looking at this rip cut and the accu cut from kreg I also have this Milwaukee m12 5 1/4 saw as well as the new skil truhvl cordless saw and the dewalt FlexVolt d handle
Just a heads up, I've heard this doesn't work with worm drive saws, but don't have one to check for myself.
@@DoresoomReviews oh interesting my skil is a worm drive and my flexvolt dealt is a worm drive style dang only saw I have that isn't worm drive or style is the m12 5 1/4
Nice job! Thanks.
Thanks for the review. It looks convoluted but I’m guessing it’s only a one time set up for your saw.
Yes, once it's set up for your saw there's no more messing with it.
If the holes do get worn out in the plastic from being switched a trick I've learned is use a toothpick and some gel super glue and use the toothpick to smear the gel around the threads and it kinda fills em back in. Gives em a bit more life but the captive nut would have been 100% better.
Your saw makes way way more sense than mine. So much easier to see your cuts
This Kreg rip guide will fit to both left and right handed circular saw which is excellent. I'm left handed that's why.
Great video. You provider better instructions than Kreg did!