I just bought mine from Lowes today. They had no idea of what I was talking about. Each store received 3 units. Only one store had them on display. They also didn’t know, just like I didn’t know that the track was a sold separately item @$100 and the saw @ $299. I would love it if Kreg made an 8’ track to be able to truly be able to cut down sheet goods. I can’t wait to put mine to work.
We're excited to hear you got a new Adaptive Cutting System! Awesome! Sorry it was a bit confusing in the store, we'll definitely pass that feedback on to our sales team. You can combine two of the tracks for longer cuts if you'd like. To rip 96" with the ACS Saw, you will need two Tracks(ACS430) and the Connectors(ACS445). These are available at kregtool.com.
In this video, you show trimming the anti-chip strip 7 or 8" up the track. When using the track to line up marks on a large sheet of plywood for a 55" or 60" cut, how do you accurately line up the anti-chip strip with your marks? Also, are there track clamps? Thanks in advance.
My question is sorta the same as others. With the single 62 inch track u can't cut to the end of the track!! Because the saw comes off the track before the chip strip is fully cut .So how would you line this up without the full length chip strip being cut?
So once you get the blade squared and the splinter guard and anti slip strip cut from then on you drop the splinter guard all the way to the board your cutting right? I just got my track saw in yesterday and will be using in this weekend!!
I was excited because Kreg makes awesome affordable tools. $900 puts it out of reach for most amateur woodworkers. Nice looking system though but it has been priced out of my budget for sure.
djanes if you’re just looking for the track saw and track then it’s more affordable than Festool, DeWalt & Makita. It’s priced the same as the Triton one. But if you’re looking at the whole system then yeah it’s out of reach unless you just build up to it by buying it slowly. I live in Hawaii so it’s more so out of reach due to shipping cost. But I plan to get the track saw if it ever gets on amazon (prime)
You mentioned about replacing your blade on your saw with a finer tooth blade. I bought the Kreg plunge saw; does that need a better blade as well or is it good enough for fine plywood cuts?
Man am I glad I have not went the expensive company route. Now to get the much taller bench dogs. Please come out with the hole clamp bars! I asked in a comet will the saw work with the other Kreg guide rails
That is correct. The Kreg 62" Guide Track is designed to work with the Kreg Plunge Saw, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the 62" Guide Track with saws from other manufacturers.
I have many Kreg tools and like them. I do wonder about why Kreg chose to place the blade on the left side since most people have experience with a right sided blade. I actually think a left sided blade is better on a track saw once you "Re-learn" using one. It makes ergonomic since for a right handed operator and my guess is that this is why Kreg decided to do it. I already own a Festool TS75 so I will not be in the market but I think they will sell many units.
Kreg® designed the Plunge saw with the blade on the left side to create an optimal user interface for right-handed saw users. This positions the blade where it is easy to view while cutting. The left-hand blade position is also optimal for making cuts with the 62" Guide Track on the Project Table. This positions the blade near the user-side of the table.
I am super excited to see Kreg has come out with this saw... of course I just bought a Festool Track Saw several weeks ago... and it was in excess of $1000 because I also bought the 110" track as well as the 55". I will buy a Kreg TS as soon as they are available to keep in the tool trailer for on the jobsite. No way am I taking the Festool on the road... it will never make it back.
Hey Kreg, I just bought the Kreg Precision Router Table, Precision Router Lift, and built (2) Kreg assembly tables. A half dozen Bench Clamps, 2 inline clamps, Clamp Vise, 2 Corner Clamps a couple Project Clamps... I have 2 K2 Pocket Hole cutters and now you bring out the thing I finally caved in and bought from... well the over priced company.... As you can tell I am a serious Kreg Fan... I am going to get your track saw too.... for out on the jobsite. Planning a table saw anytime soon.... before I go buy one of them too???
Anybody else having issues with the saw burning every cut? I’ve adjusted toe angles, bevel angles, and speed! No matter what I do it burns the track side of my cut. So frustrating
The Kreg Plunge Saw is designed to work with the Kreg 62" Guide Track, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the Plunge Saw with the tracks from other manufacturers.
Correct. Kreg designed the Plunge saw with the blade on the left side to create an optimal user interface for right-handed saw users. This positions the blade where it is easy to view while cutting. The left-hand blade position is also optimal for making cuts with the 62" Guide Track on the Project Table. This positions the blade near the user-side of the table.
No, the Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is not compatible with the Kreg® Accu-Cut™ track. The Accu-Cut track is designed to work with the Universal Sled that accompanies it. The Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is designed to ride directly on the Adaptive Cutting System 62" Guide Track, and is not compatible with the Accu-Cut Universal Sled.
When using the track alone, the anti-slip strips will hold it in place. When using the track on the project table, it connects to the table with hinges.
No, the Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is not compatible with the Kreg Rip-Cut. The Rip-Cut guide rail is designed to work with the Universal Sled that accompanies it. The Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is designed to ride directly on the Adaptive Cutting System 62" Guide Track, and is not compatible with the Rip-Cut Universal Sled.
The Kreg 62" Guide Track is designed to work with the Kreg Plunge Saw, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the 62" Guide Track with saws from other manufacturers.
Actually, I was wondering if the Festool HKC 55 saw would work with the Kreg Tool guide rail, rather than connecting different brands of guide rails with the @@KregToolCompany version.
@@KregToolCompany Visited the suggested site, reviewed published specs. and also reviewed manual. Neither mentioned the material the base plate id made from. Can you help us out here?
@@KregToolCompany Thank you for the reply. I've been in the market for just such a "system" but had to swallow hard each time I looked at the cost of similar outfits. I'm a hobbyist and I don't make any money from what I make. I consider the cost of the Master System reasonable in comparison to other manufacturers offerings.
We have connectors that you can use to connect two of the tracks for extended cutting capacity (up to 112") off the table: www.kregtool.com/store/c75/accessories-and-parts/p476/adaptive-cutting-system-track-connectors/
Thanks for your interest! Ship date is March 1 Kreg has established a program that specifically identifies retailers who carry the Adaptive Cutting System and who have the System displayed in their showroom. You can find these Adaptive Cutting System Certified Retailers by using the Adaptive Cutting System Dealer Locator (link coming soon). You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem
Thanks for your interest! Ship date is March 1 Kreg has established a program that specifically identifies retailers who carry the Adaptive Cutting System and who have the System displayed in their showroom. You can find these Adaptive Cutting System Certified Retailers by using the Adaptive Cutting System Dealer Locator (link coming soon). You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem
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FINALLY!!! A _right-handed_ track saw!
Love all the new stuff Kreg tools is coming out with
I just bought mine from Lowes today. They had no idea of what I was talking about. Each store received 3 units. Only one store had them on display. They also didn’t know, just like I didn’t know that the track was a sold separately item @$100 and the saw @ $299. I would love it if Kreg made an 8’ track to be able to truly be able to cut down sheet goods. I can’t wait to put mine to work.
We're excited to hear you got a new Adaptive Cutting System! Awesome! Sorry it was a bit confusing in the store, we'll definitely pass that feedback on to our sales team. You can combine two of the tracks for longer cuts if you'd like. To rip 96" with the ACS Saw, you will need two Tracks(ACS430) and the Connectors(ACS445). These are available at kregtool.com.
In this video, you show trimming the anti-chip strip 7 or 8" up the track. When using the track to line up marks on a large sheet of plywood for a 55" or 60" cut, how do you accurately line up the anti-chip strip with your marks? Also, are there track clamps? Thanks in advance.
We do offer Track Clamps for additional holding power when needed: www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p426/track-clamps/
My question is sorta the same as others. With the single 62 inch track u can't cut to the end of the track!! Because the saw comes off the track before the chip strip is fully cut .So how would you line this up without the full length chip strip being cut?
Congratulations 👏 for new tool it's looking impressive 👌
Thanks for your interest! You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem
Wow Beautiful saw
So once you get the blade squared and the splinter guard and anti slip strip cut from then on you drop the splinter guard all the way to the board your cutting right? I just got my track saw in yesterday and will be using in this weekend!!
So freaking awesome. I cant wait to get one.
Oaky okay, I really really want one now!
You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem
Kreg Tool Already did, thanks!
I was excited because Kreg makes awesome affordable tools. $900 puts it out of reach for most amateur woodworkers. Nice looking system though but it has been priced out of my budget for sure.
Its 399$ not $900
djanes if you’re just looking for the track saw and track then it’s more affordable than Festool, DeWalt & Makita. It’s priced the same as the Triton one. But if you’re looking at the whole system then yeah it’s out of reach unless you just build up to it by buying it slowly. I live in Hawaii so it’s more so out of reach due to shipping cost. But I plan to get the track saw if it ever gets on amazon (prime)
It’s 399 for the saw 529 for the saw and track at busy bee tools
You mentioned about replacing your blade on your saw with a finer tooth blade. I bought the Kreg plunge saw; does that need a better blade as well or is it good enough for fine plywood cuts?
The Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw comes with a high-performance 48-tooth, carbide tipped blade that is great for plywood cuts.
Is it ok to use 3/4 melamine for set up?
Why is the ACS 3000 unavailable? I cannot find it anywhere...
Man am I glad I have not went the expensive company route. Now to get the much taller bench dogs. Please come out with the hole clamp bars! I asked in a comet will the saw work with the other Kreg guide rails
No the saw will NOT work with the other guide rails.
That is correct. The Kreg 62" Guide Track is designed to work with the Kreg Plunge Saw, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the 62" Guide Track with saws from other manufacturers.
I have many Kreg tools and like them. I do wonder about why Kreg chose to place the blade on the left side since most people
have experience with a right sided blade. I actually think a left sided blade is better on a track saw once you "Re-learn" using one. It makes ergonomic since for a right handed operator and my guess is that this is why Kreg decided to do it. I already
own a Festool TS75 so I will not be in the market but I think they will sell many units.
Kreg® designed the Plunge saw with the blade on the left side to create an optimal user interface for right-handed saw users. This positions the blade where it is easy to view while cutting.
The left-hand blade position is also optimal for making cuts with the 62" Guide Track on the Project Table. This positions the blade near the user-side of the table.
@@KregToolCompany as A right handed person I like this configuration best!😁🛫
Do you have to use plywood for that first cut?
Any 3/4 inch material would work, we'd just recommend it's wide enough to fully support the track as you cut.
Are there clamps for the track?
Tracks are not needed, the anti-slip strips on the underside of the track hold the track in place without clamps.
I am super excited to see Kreg has come out with this saw... of course I just bought a Festool Track Saw several weeks ago... and it was in excess of $1000 because I also bought the 110" track as well as the 55". I will buy a Kreg TS as soon as they are available to keep in the tool trailer for on the jobsite. No way am I taking the Festool on the road... it will never make it back.
Hey Kreg, I just bought the Kreg Precision Router Table, Precision Router Lift, and built (2) Kreg assembly tables. A half dozen Bench Clamps, 2 inline clamps, Clamp Vise, 2 Corner Clamps a couple Project Clamps... I have 2 K2 Pocket Hole cutters and now you bring out the thing I finally caved in and bought from... well the over priced company.... As you can tell I am a serious Kreg Fan... I am going to get your track saw too.... for out on the jobsite. Planning a table saw anytime soon.... before I go buy one of them too???
Anybody else having issues with the saw burning every cut? I’ve adjusted toe angles, bevel angles, and speed! No matter what I do it burns the track side of my cut. So frustrating
Please contact our team at 800-447-8638 or kregtool.com/help - They will be happy to assist you with this. Thanks!
Does it work on other tracks like festool or dewalt. Or makita.
The Kreg Plunge Saw is designed to work with the Kreg 62" Guide Track, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the Plunge Saw with the tracks from other manufacturers.
Looks like blade is on left. Other tracksaws have blade on the right. Therefore would not be compatible unfortunately.
Correct. Kreg designed the Plunge saw with the blade on the left side to create an optimal user interface for right-handed saw users. This positions the blade where it is easy to view while cutting.
The left-hand blade position is also optimal for making cuts with the 62" Guide Track on the Project Table. This positions the blade near the user-side of the table.
I'm a huge fan of KREG I'm just wondering would my accu cut track work on this circular saw
No, the Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is not compatible with the Kreg® Accu-Cut™ track. The Accu-Cut track is designed to work with the Universal Sled that accompanies it. The Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is designed to ride directly on the Adaptive Cutting System 62" Guide Track, and is not compatible with the Accu-Cut Universal Sled.
Can i use the existing Kreg track or do i need to bu a new one?
Does not work with the existing track. You must buy a new one but you probably already know that by now seeing that your post is over a year old.
How do you lock the track in place?
When using the track alone, the anti-slip strips will hold it in place. When using the track on the project table, it connects to the table with hinges.
I see MANY good uses for the Adaptive Cutting System Project Table - Base... I will order one the second I am notified its available....
Will the Kreg KMA2700 Circular Saw Track work with this saw?
No, the Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is not compatible with the Kreg Rip-Cut. The Rip-Cut guide rail is designed to work with the Universal Sled that accompanies it. The Adaptive Cutting System Plunge Saw is designed to ride directly on the Adaptive Cutting System 62" Guide Track, and is not compatible with the Rip-Cut Universal Sled.
Does the Festool HKC 55 carpenter saw work with the Kreg guide rail?
If it it does, Kreg has a real winner on their hands. BTW, they look similar.
The Kreg 62" Guide Track is designed to work with the Kreg Plunge Saw, and has not been designed to work with tracks from other manufacturers. While it may be possible, Kreg makes no such claims, and does not recommend using the 62" Guide Track with saws from other manufacturers.
Actually, I was wondering if the Festool HKC 55 saw would work with the Kreg Tool guide rail, rather than connecting different brands of guide rails with the @@KregToolCompany version.
Where is the saw manufactured and where is the Track manufactured?
The table top U.S.A and base China
@@KregToolCompany Where is the table made?
Cordless version?
No - it is corded.
What are the specs? What is the base made of?
You can view all of the specs on the product pages here: www.kregtool.com/store/c72/adaptive-cutting-system/
@@KregToolCompany Visited the suggested site, reviewed published specs. and also reviewed manual. Neither mentioned the material the base plate id made from. Can you help us out here?
The base and shroud are cast aluminum.
@@KregToolCompany Thank you for the reply. I've been in the market for just such a "system" but had to swallow hard each time I looked at the cost of similar outfits. I'm a hobbyist and I don't make any money from what I make. I consider the cost of the Master System reasonable in comparison to other manufacturers offerings.
What's the price 9000.00 dollars. The router table they make is like 700 dollars. I would not buy either since I dont know how long it would hold up.
You can viewing pricing at www.kregtool.com/store/c72/adaptive-cutting-system/
Longer track for full 8' sheets?
For longer cuts, we recommend the Accu-Cut™ XL: www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p465/accu-cuttrade-xl/
I have never understood why anyone would make a track saw with a track not long enough to rip an 8 foot sheet really Conner cut one.
We have connectors that you can use to connect two of the tracks for extended cutting capacity (up to 112") off the table: www.kregtool.com/store/c75/accessories-and-parts/p476/adaptive-cutting-system-track-connectors/
where are the clamps? You just use c-clamps?
Clamps are not required. 😁🛫
Available at Home Depot????🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
Thanks for your interest! Ship date is March 1
Kreg has established a program that specifically identifies retailers who carry the Adaptive Cutting System and who have the System displayed in their showroom. You can find these Adaptive Cutting System Certified Retailers by using the Adaptive Cutting System Dealer Locator (link coming soon).
You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem
Where can I get one??
Thanks for your interest! Ship date is March 1
Kreg has established a program that specifically identifies retailers who carry the Adaptive Cutting System and who have the System displayed in their showroom. You can find these Adaptive Cutting System Certified Retailers by using the Adaptive Cutting System Dealer Locator (link coming soon).
You can sign up to be notified when it's available to purchase at kregtool.com/AdaptiveCuttingSystem