CT9502 100-Inch Track Saw Track Guide Rail and Adapters

Excellent choice! I read about many other track saws and this one came up. After reviewing I settled on the 6.5" diameter blade since it was more commonly available than the 6" (Grizzly) which made it lower cost. The quality of the saw and the track is very good. Many metal parts so it is weighty, which actually makes it feel secure to the track. Adjustment knobs are plastic. One comment I read indicated the sawdust discharge was in the wrong position. Mine came with an adaptor that allowed me to angle the discharge away from me. I ran it with a vacuum attached which solved the discharge problem all together. All cuts were very precise. The built-in stop for an initial shallow cut on a thin veneer was convenient. Downside was you have to make (2) cuts, but the results were stellar. Definitely buy the Wem F-clamps (36053C 6" Quick Release), you will need them and they work with the track slots (and other T-slots you may have). Although the kit comes with a rough cut blade, I ordered a Wen 56-Tooth Carbide-Tipped Thin-Kerf Professional ATAFR Track Saw Blade with PTFE Coating for a smother cut. I highly recommended for furniture grade ply's. I cut (3) sheets of 4x8 oak 7-ply into 10" wide shelves. Still sharp at the end. This was a good investment.

I had time wanting a tracksaw that was easy to use, and the truth is, this guide is the simplest and easiest to adjust, I have no complaints, the cuts make them precise, and without any problem you can adjust the guides and also the saw.

Bought with a Wen track saw. Can be used with other brands of track saw. The track length will do a full sheet of plywood with no problem. Not shown are the clamps that come with the track pieces. Can also purchase alone.

I will admit I never used them but did have them for about a week. I picked up a Milwaukee track saw and track from home Depot to do my countertops. The Milwaukee track is insanely expensive so I decided I was going to buy the Milwaukee track from Home Depot and order a set of cheaper ones on Amazon. I ended up using the Milwaukee track over the Wen track because the saw glided on the Milwaukee track much better. I ended up returning the Wen tracks and just going with Powertec instead. They are twice as much as the Wen but half as much as the Milwaukee and they come with their own bag. Hopefully they glide just as well as the Milwaukee

Best bang for your buck. Cuts like the expensive ones. Little wiggle room on the track but you can get rid of it with a couple adjustments on the saws guide knobs. 10/10 would recommend!

They do the job. It was long enough to do my DIY kitchen countertop installation. I used it with the Wen track saw. I recommend buying a carrying bag for them.

I bought these tracks to go with my Evolution track saw. They work better than the actual Evolution tracks that came with the saw which are 3 short pieces totaling 40”. This pair of Wen tracks are ideal for ripping 8’ material. They are sturdy and accurate. Now I don’t have to keep up as much with which edge is factory on sheet materials. With the right blade, every cut is just as good as the factory edges. I have used these to rip straight edges on rough sawn lumber as well. Well worth the price!

Works very well. Great value.

Best quality and well product. I suggest everyone go for it blindly.

Excelente guia para mi sierra, corre suave tiene buen agarre y lo principal esta derecha y se pueden hacer cortes longitudinales sin problema

I recently purchased a Milwaukee track saw and bought this as a placeholder until I could get my hands on a Powertec or Milwaukee track guide rail. The funny thing is that the WEN guide rail does just as good a job for a fraction of the price. I also bought a 110" Powertec guide rail to test out the difference and I am here to say that the WEN guide rail is just as good for over half the price. I even used the back of the WEN guide rail as a straight edge when using my router to cut dados/rabbets. If I was forced to pitpick... the only thing I might say could be improved is the way the 2 rails connect. Using an Allan key is fine but they are easy to lose (which is why we all have 50 different types/sizes). Is there a way the rails could clip in and then tighten with a knob? Thank you so much WEN for providing good quality at an affordable price. I will most definitely check out more WEN tools/accessories moving forward.

Glides almost as smooth as my Makita track but costs half as much. Definitely worth it!

Muy practica la guia de corte fácil de usar y exacta