Can you use Festool guide rail with this saw?
609939
The rail will line up and the saw will track in tha rail. There is a issue / difference between the rails and I can't recall what it is & I'm not able to go try at this time sorry!
1861010
An instruction manual comes in the box with the saw. It covers basic concepts like where are all the controls and settings are located and very basic steps like adjusting cutting depth, adjusting cutting angle and changing a blade. A good complement to the manual is found on YouTube by Googling "Getting Started with your Festool TS Track Saw."
356194
Those rails will fit your saw, but are not compatible with your fence. ereplacementparts.com has the rails/tube in stock, search for 36-T30. Personally, I would get some 2-inch tubing and angle iron locally and slap on the Biesemeyer adhesive-backed measuring tape. 79-068. P.S. the rear rail serves no function unless you use it to support a side/rear extension table.
2067775
I think the Festool circular saw + track does angled cuts. I imagine some of the less-expensive options do as well. But this jig doesn't even make propper straight cuts, so please don't buy it.
1868626
The combination of a Festool Track Saw, the Festool Parallel Guide Set, a set of Dewalt Tracksaw clamps, a handful of fast clamps (eg Irwin) and a multiform or breakdown table complete the functionality needed. The table I use is an approx. 3x6 foot frame made up from 1x4s with a cross-grid of ladder-like rungs in the middle. It's a sacrificial cutting surface. It is placed over a couple sawhorses and provides support and clamping surfaces to run your track saw. When needed the Parallel Guides fit in between the cross-grid members. The 75" track works better than the 55" because of the extra length.
259697
you can, but i'd recommend just getting an adjustable one. unless you have a circular saw or a way to keep the same angle it can be frustrating. I used a dremmel, and eventually got it to fit after cutting ~1" off. not worth the effort.
754755
probably. The saw has two rails and a fence that tightens down. If the after market fence can fit on the railsthen you should be good. Look at the saw photos up close and determine this.
2276121
From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
938586
I really couldn't say for sure. However, the holes in the removable rails seem to have a rather flexible arrangement to allow for other brand saws to be used. You may want to download the instructions from the DeWalt website to see if dimensions are available.
2180537
I don't know about the rail guide, I'm using mine on a Marlin 60 with the dovetail since the rings are included.
731500
Yes, make sure you get the right blade for it. If it is the thick metal plates, a standing band saw may be better though!
2113652
Yes. You can join the rails together. In fact I used the Festool joiner and it works fine. The cuts that I have made are very good. I have had no splintering.
251489
That's a difficult question to answer not knowing what brand and model of tablesaw you intend to attach it to. Mine is on an older Rockwell Contractors saw. The guide rails bolt to the main casting (table) using the four existing bolt holes. The original right-hand extension wing was disgarded and replaced with a 36" long ply and hardwood extension table which must be built by the owner. This extension table rests between the new guide rails on four supplied steel supports. I've had no problems no problems at all. I should point out, though, that unless you have adequate experience or access to someone who does, you may want to check Vega's website to see if a copy of the instructions can be downloaded for you to examine and see if the systyem appears adaptable to your particular saw and if you are up to the task of installing it. Hope this helps.
2180579
You can use an aftermarket blade but it will have to fit the arbor. Marc Spagnuolo did a nice write up about one particular brand. The stock blade cuts like butter and comes with the saw so unless you are getting one with no blade then I would stick with that before you go out and buy something new. http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/new-tenryu-blades-for-festool-products/
206550
I've seen a few reviews where it isn't 100% compatible with either festool or makita. Is it 100% compatible with Grizzly is a question, too.
401743
The saw that I purchased came with two (2) 25" tracks also-and these are interchangeable with the Grizzly tracks. The saw will use the 6-1/4" Festool saw blades also. I also see that the Grizzly track saw is only $179 and track sections are $50. The good thing about the Grizzly saw beside the price is that you can get replacement parts while the Scheppach parts are difficult or impossible to find.Have a good day!
63618
Grizzly rails will work with this. It is almost if not identical in the design both track and saw. Also any of the standard accessories across the brands ,i.e. clamps that fit in the underside slots will work with these rails.