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# 50-inch precision cutting length Built-in T-track for modular add-ons Heavy-duty aluminum for durability BORA 50” NGX Clamp Edge, Straight Cut Guide for Circular Saws, Easy to Use, G...

**Brand:** bora
**Price:** $125.85
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## Summary

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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted bora brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Rugged Yet Lightweight:** Thick aluminum construction balances durability with easy maneuverability.
- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with circular saws, routers, and jigsaws for pro-level results.
- • **Modular Workbench Upgrade:** Integrated T-track lets you customize your workspace with clamps and accessories.
- • **Precision Cuts, Every Time:** 50-inch straight edge ensures flawless rip cuts on large sheets and boards.
- • **Effortless One-Handed Clamping:** Ergonomic quick-lock lever secures your guide fast, saving setup time.

## Overview

The BORA 50" NGX Clamp Edge is a 50-inch aluminum straight edge guide designed for circular saws, offering precise, stable rip cuts with a quick-lock clamp and built-in T-track for customization. It delivers track saw accuracy at a fraction of the cost, ideal for professionals and DIYers seeking efficient, clean cuts on sheet goods and boards.

## Description

The BORA 50" NGX Clamp Edge offers a game-changing solution for cutting and breaking down sheet material with ease. Featuring a unique adjustable clamping mechanism that moves with the handle, this clamp edge allows you to adjust from one side, simplifying setup and improving efficiency. Whether you're cutting sheet goods, ripping boards, or working on detailed projects, this versatile guide works seamlessly with circular saws, routers, jigsaws, and more, offering the kind of precision normally reserved for track saws—without the hefty price tag. Built from heavy-duty, lightweight aluminum, the NGX Clamp Edge provides rugged durability while being easy to maneuver. Its locking handle ensures a secure grip on any work surface, allowing for accurate cuts every time. You won’t have to worry about slipping or misaligned cuts. The NGX Clamp Edge system is perfect for professionals who need clean, precise cuts without spending hours on setup. By combining ease of use with extreme versatility, this tool lets you achieve flawless, track saw-like cuts at a fraction of the price. From woodworking to home improvement, the BORA 50" NGX Clamp Edge offers unmatched performance and flexibility, making it a must-have addition to your tool collection.

Review: Darn nice clamp! - I got this with the saw guide, to make an "affordable track saw". Works pretty darn well for that purpose, once you get the edge guide aligned with your saw. BIG TIP: The clamp always seemed to be "sticking". Sometimes it would slide easily, but often it would jam up and stop sliding at all. It took forever to figure out the trick. Now it slides easily all the time. The trick is this: * The orange part of the clamp has two little tabs sticking out at the back end. * I had no idea what they were for, and none of the instructions mentioned them. * You put the heel of you palm against the back of the gray handle (in the "open" position), and then pull back on those tabs with your fingers, as though pulling on a hypodermic needle. * Voila! The internals of the clamping mechanism (whatever they are) COMPLETELY disengage, and the clamp slides freely in its track. Important Notes: 1) In the pictures, the "edge guide" looks like thin tape that could go anywhere. It's not. It's a nice, thick piece of plastic, with adhesive on one edge so it is ready to apply, and there is cut-away on the bottom of the clamp to attach it to, so it works well. 2) You NEED the edge guide. If you use the clamp for cutting sheet goods, you darn well want that edge guide in place. It is the ONLY good way to align the clamp for cutting. (There are blade-markers on the saw guide, but they're not really useful for lining up the cut when the saw is on the guide. (If you take the saw off, they may work. I didn't.) 3) To attach the edge guide, it's best to remove the clamping mechanism. (Easily done by taking out two screws. The instructions don't say that (they could use improving), but it's pretty easy to figure out there is no way to attach the edge guide the full length of the clamp, until you do. 4. The tape on the edge guide doesn't QUITE go to the end. It's maybe 1/4" short, but there is an inch of extra tape, so do yourself a favor and cut off the end of the guide where there is no adhesive, before you start applying it to the clamp. That will remove the slight tendency of the edge to lift up--something I may have to trim off, eventually. 5. Don't bother with the T-Square attachment! Total waste of money, if you're using the clamp as a track-saw. (For details, see my review of that attachment. It works fine when it makes a "T", but it has to be in an "L" configuration to work with your saw. And in that configuration, it fails miserably.) 6. Now that you know you CAN'T depend on the T-Square for alignment, and you MUST have the edge guide in place, do yourself a favor and mark BOTH sides of the panel you're cutting. Then put the clamp in place, and cut away. You'll save yourself the half-panel I ruined before I figured out those steps. 7. But there is still ONE MORE PROBLEM to solve, if your saw is like mine. The edge guard projects 1/2" beyond the edge of the clamp. The instructions for mounting the saw to the saw plate don't SAY to put the blade as close as possible to the edge of the plate, but they should. What they DO say is to make sure the blade guard is free to move. That's a darn good idea. BUT... On my Ryobi saw, "reasonably close" puts the blade 3/4" from the plate. The blade guard is pretty thick where it is close to the plate, so I can get it the saw MAYBE 1/8" closer, while still being able to move the guard. I KNOW I can move it 1/16" of inch closer. And I MAY be able to move it 1/8". But I NEED it to be a full 1/4" closer, for the edge-guide to be of any use. In "short" (pun intended), the edge-guide is 1/4" too short for use with my Ryobi circular saw. Will it work with other saws? Don't know. But I would check the width of yours. If your blade guard is more than 1/8" from the edge of the blade, it won't work. There is a WORKAROUND, though. So check your saw before installing the plastic strip that comes with the clamp. If it won't be wide enough, double-sided carpet tape and a strip of linoleum are the perfect size. Here's the procedure: a) Get a linoleum remnant from your nearest big box store, along with double-sided carpet tape. b) Cut a 2" strip of linoleum the length of your clamp. c) Put double-sided carpet tape in the groove under the clamp. d) Turn the clamp right-side-up and use your razor-knife to trim the excess tape. e) Turn the clamp over again, peel the backing from the tape, and put down the strip of linoleum, shiny-side pressing into the tape. f) Find a nice long piece of wood you can cut the end off, and do it. Voila! You now have a perfectly-trimmed edge guide!
Review: Inexpensive alternative to a tracksaw - When combined with the Bora NGX saw plate (for mounting a circular saw) this becomes a viable alternative to a high end track saw, but at a relatively low price. A good track saw is more accurate, but they can cost 8 times as much. I recently used this (with the addition of a NGX saw plate) to cut full plywood sheets for a Murphy bed project and the results were great. Much better than my old method of clamping a straight board the full length of the plywood and running the circular saw along the edge. That said, be aware that the clamp is narrow, so when used at full length it tends to inflect slightly in the middle if you are not very careful and this can affect cut accuracy. Also, tear out on plywood is still an issue, particularly when cutting against the top ply’s grain. If you are cutting 8’x4’ plywood frequently and need high quality cuts, invest in a track saw. However, if you do this only occasionally, then the Bora NGX system is a nice alternative and you will probably be happy you saved several hundreds of dollars that you can use for other tools you may also need.

## Features

- 50-Inch Circular Saw Track Guide: Easily cut large sheet material and rip boards with your circular saw. This Clamping Straight Edge ensures accurate rip cuts with its straight edge.
- Built-In T-Track: This track saw guide rail features integrated T tracks for providing functionality and customization. Instantly add a T Track to your workbench or worksurface.
- Heavy-Duty Aluminum Build: Made from thick, rigid aluminum, this straight edge guide offers extreme durability and ensures your cuts are straight, stable, and consistent every time.
- Quick Lock Lever: Save time using this cutting guide with a simple, ergonomically shaped clamp handle that clamps down with ease, providing a tight and reliable grip every time.
- One-Sided Adjustability: The clamp handle on this circular saw guide rail allows you to set, clamp, and cut from one side, making it easy to use without repositioning.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08146J2T8 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,557 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #5 in Circular Saw Accessories |
| Brand | BORA |
| Color | Aluminum |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,523) |
| Date First Available | November 6, 2019 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00814000019456 |
| Included Components | BORA 50" NGX Clamp Edge |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3 x 2 x 58 inches |
| Item model number | 544050 |
| Manufacturer | Bora |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Part Number | 544050 |
| Product Dimensions | 3 x 2 x 58 inches |
| Size | 50" |
| Style | Clamp Edge |
| UPC | 814000019456 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BORA
- **Color:** Aluminum
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00814000019456
- **Item Weight:** 907 Grams
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 3 x 2 x 58 inches
- **Manufacturer:** Bora
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Style:** Clamp Edge
- **UPC:** 814000019456

## Images

![BORA 50” NGX Clamp Edge, Straight Cut Guide for Circular Saws, Easy to Use, G... - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61awWX+nHsL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are there any restrictions as to how small u can clamp?**
A: No. The sliding clamp slide the full length of the guide.

**Q: How wide is the straight edge?  is it the same width as the  wtx track?**
A: The track is three inches wide (76mm).

**Q: What if I need to make an angled cut?**
A: They also have a Track Clamp 542011 that is made to do angled cuts.

**Q: Can this work with a tile saw?**
A: Yes this tool guide should work with a tile saw.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Darn nice clamp!
*by E***G on March 22, 2021*

I got this with the saw guide, to make an "affordable track saw". Works pretty darn well for that purpose, once you get the edge guide aligned with your saw. BIG TIP: The clamp always seemed to be "sticking". Sometimes it would slide easily, but often it would jam up and stop sliding at all. It took forever to figure out the trick. Now it slides easily all the time. The trick is this: * The orange part of the clamp has two little tabs sticking out at the back end. * I had no idea what they were for, and none of the instructions mentioned them. * You put the heel of you palm against the back of the gray handle (in the "open" position), and then pull back on those tabs with your fingers, as though pulling on a hypodermic needle. * Voila! The internals of the clamping mechanism (whatever they are) COMPLETELY disengage, and the clamp slides freely in its track. Important Notes: 1) In the pictures, the "edge guide" looks like thin tape that could go anywhere. It's not. It's a nice, thick piece of plastic, with adhesive on one edge so it is ready to apply, and there is cut-away on the bottom of the clamp to attach it to, so it works well. 2) You NEED the edge guide. If you use the clamp for cutting sheet goods, you darn well want that edge guide in place. It is the ONLY good way to align the clamp for cutting. (There are blade-markers on the saw guide, but they're not really useful for lining up the cut when the saw is on the guide. (If you take the saw off, they may work. I didn't.) 3) To attach the edge guide, it's best to remove the clamping mechanism. (Easily done by taking out two screws. The instructions don't say that (they could use improving), but it's pretty easy to figure out there is no way to attach the edge guide the full length of the clamp, until you do. 4. The tape on the edge guide doesn't QUITE go to the end. It's maybe 1/4" short, but there is an inch of extra tape, so do yourself a favor and cut off the end of the guide where there is no adhesive, before you start applying it to the clamp. That will remove the slight tendency of the edge to lift up--something I may have to trim off, eventually. 5. Don't bother with the T-Square attachment! Total waste of money, if you're using the clamp as a track-saw. (For details, see my review of that attachment. It works fine when it makes a "T", but it has to be in an "L" configuration to work with your saw. And in that configuration, it fails miserably.) 6. Now that you know you CAN'T depend on the T-Square for alignment, and you MUST have the edge guide in place, do yourself a favor and mark BOTH sides of the panel you're cutting. Then put the clamp in place, and cut away. You'll save yourself the half-panel I ruined before I figured out those steps. 7. But there is still ONE MORE PROBLEM to solve, if your saw is like mine. The edge guard projects 1/2" beyond the edge of the clamp. The instructions for mounting the saw to the saw plate don't SAY to put the blade as close as possible to the edge of the plate, but they should. What they DO say is to make sure the blade guard is free to move. That's a darn good idea. BUT... On my Ryobi saw, "reasonably close" puts the blade 3/4" from the plate. The blade guard is pretty thick where it is close to the plate, so I can get it the saw MAYBE 1/8" closer, while still being able to move the guard. I KNOW I can move it 1/16" of inch closer. And I MAY be able to move it 1/8". But I NEED it to be a full 1/4" closer, for the edge-guide to be of any use. In "short" (pun intended), the edge-guide is 1/4" too short for use with my Ryobi circular saw. Will it work with other saws? Don't know. But I would check the width of yours. If your blade guard is more than 1/8" from the edge of the blade, it won't work. There is a WORKAROUND, though. So check your saw before installing the plastic strip that comes with the clamp. If it won't be wide enough, double-sided carpet tape and a strip of linoleum are the perfect size. Here's the procedure: a) Get a linoleum remnant from your nearest big box store, along with double-sided carpet tape. b) Cut a 2" strip of linoleum the length of your clamp. c) Put double-sided carpet tape in the groove under the clamp. d) Turn the clamp right-side-up and use your razor-knife to trim the excess tape. e) Turn the clamp over again, peel the backing from the tape, and put down the strip of linoleum, shiny-side pressing into the tape. f) Find a nice long piece of wood you can cut the end off, and do it. Voila! You now have a perfectly-trimmed edge guide!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inexpensive alternative to a tracksaw
*by J***P on November 26, 2023*

When combined with the Bora NGX saw plate (for mounting a circular saw) this becomes a viable alternative to a high end track saw, but at a relatively low price. A good track saw is more accurate, but they can cost 8 times as much. I recently used this (with the addition of a NGX saw plate) to cut full plywood sheets for a Murphy bed project and the results were great. Much better than my old method of clamping a straight board the full length of the plywood and running the circular saw along the edge. That said, be aware that the clamp is narrow, so when used at full length it tends to inflect slightly in the middle if you are not very careful and this can affect cut accuracy. Also, tear out on plywood is still an issue, particularly when cutting against the top ply’s grain. If you are cutting 8’x4’ plywood frequently and need high quality cuts, invest in a track saw. However, if you do this only occasionally, then the Bora NGX system is a nice alternative and you will probably be happy you saved several hundreds of dollars that you can use for other tools you may also need.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ DON’T RETURN ! THE CLAMP GETTING STUCK IS BY DESIGN !
*by A***N on December 29, 2025*

!!!!!! Great product ! BUT THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE LACKING ! I almost sent this product back to Amazon cause the clamp was getting stuck and it seemed defective. However, to unlock it you need to press the orange and grey tabs towards each other ! I subtracted one star because of the lack of directions.

## Frequently Bought Together

- BORA 50” NGX Clamp Edge, Straight Cut Guide for Circular Saws, Easy to Use, Great for Cross-Cutting Plywood Sheets and Routing Dados, 544050
- BORA Track Clamps, Securely Cut Any Angle with WTX and NGX Clamp Edge Systems, Saw Guide Accessory for Woodworking, Carpentry, DIY, Two-Pack, 542011, Black Orange
- BORA NGX Saw Plate RT Circular Saw Guide, For Straight Cuts, designed for use with Bora NGX and WTX Clamp Edge System, Adjustable to fit most Circular Saws 546001

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