Kreg Rip-cut and Accu-cut: Are they any good?
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2023
- If you're looking for a comparison of the Kreg Rip-Cut vs. Accu-Cut tools, this video is for you! We'll break down the features of both tools and discuss which one is better for your needs. Ultimately, this video will help you decide which tool is best for your woodworking needs!
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I have the Ripcut and have used it to cut precise pieces to build a lighted vanity mirror, a table out of scrap for the garage, cut LP siding to repair rotted sections on my home and cut a table top down to size.
All the pieces cut were exactly to my measurements. I even cut several identical sized pieces and stacked them on top of each other and they matched perfectly. As long as the sheet you start out with is square and straight and you don't wander you will have no problems.
Sure a table saw is nice but not everyone has a table saw or warrants the need for one or have a workshop. The Ripcut is well worth it.
Great job, just what I was looking for!
Thank you for immediately addressing the title of the video instead of 45 seconds of intro and filler. Just subscribed because of this! I’ve been looking for an answer for which /both to buy for a while!
You're welcome! Glad it helped! Thanks for the sub!
So funny! I just received both of these from Amazon. Still have to set them up. Looking forward to putting them to work. Thanks for the info!
If you're building a high end modular cabinet and material is laminated. I recommend is you break down first the plywood into smaller size and finish it to your desired cut accurately with the table saw.
Accucut tends to make an error by 1mm when you cut it. Its a huge difference when making boxes with pvc edgebanding.
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Very helpful! This video really helps clarify what these two tools do and whether or not you need them.
Glad to help!
Just wondering if these can cut at an angle? I am thinking of making a bunch of French cleats and wondering if the rip-cut will do the trick? Thanks.
I don't believe the rip cut will allow for that. I'll try to get a chance and look at it today and check
For the accu cut .. should I be worried about it moving a lot during a cut? I don’t see no clamps requires and that just my main concern .
It's got non slip pads on the bottom. As long as there isn't a bunch of sawdust under it, it works perfectly. I never have movement issues.
I don't think I'm smart enough to use my Accucut. I had to cut down a piece of OSB for a wall repair, and, MAN the cut was way off. It started accurate, but by the time I got to the end I was over an 8th out. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but this is one of several times the Accucut has failed to perform as it should. The only things I can think of is I didn't set it up properly, or it's somehow warped.
I really want the ripcut jig, but the one thing it relies on is a straight edge to start with. If you have wood that has no factory edge you won't get an accurate cut. I think the Accucut is supposed solve that problem.
Yeah I'm sad that that there isn't a good alternative. I don't have cash right now to buy a table saw, miter saw, or track saw. So i need to make due with ny circular