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Cost half price of the track saw smh

it won't work on the powertec track?

I didn’t realize you guys were a Minnesota company until I placed my first TSO order the other day. Now I’m looking forward to buying more TSO products.

Does this system work with the ridgid track saw?

This has been super helpful. I have referred back to it multiple times and has helped so much

Love the idea. Not paying that price.

Looks great. Just watched the review by Bent’s woodworking as well. Looks like a pretty handy set up.

If you ever sell those brackets separately, I'll love you long time.

Be aware of ordering from them and don’t make the mistake I made as these are pricey tools. I liked the square and then purchased the 20s and another guide. I liked them and thought the 30” would be ideal for my purposes. YOU CANT DO THAT! They will not sell you the 30” without purchasing the whole system over again! Really TSO you have a loyal customer and you do this?😊

Don’t make the mistake I did when ordering from them. I bought the square first and liked it so I ordered another adapter and the 20” kit. I liked it but needed the 30” as well. YOU CANT DO THAT!!! If you want a 30”, you have to purchase the entire system again. Really TSO you need to do that to a loyal customer?

Will these work on ANY track saw track??? Want to know before I buy!

the festool parralel guide is better

Put the ruler under the tack, not above.

Do you sell the flush-fit chamfer dogs shown at 2:54? I believe they're similar to the UJK "Anchor Dogs", but I could not find either on TSO's website. (Specifically ones that can be anchored through a *single* piece of MDF, not your "Smart Connect Dogs" which appear to go through two pieces.)

One thing I discovered on my own when using the TSO square, which ironically you actually did (time 5:05 on the video) when doing the cross cut, was to lift the guide rail by pushing down on the end closest to you, so the guide rail comes down square on the wood. If I didn’t do this, then the guide rail sorta sticks to the plywood, preventing the TSO square from setting square against the edge of the plywood. This technique was important and helped me.

it's the same way with the makita track rail

Thank you.

Is a drop on version coming out for the Milwaukee track saw soon?

Seems like a fine product, but I cringe every time I see someone try to align their miter gauge fence with the tablesaw blade. That simply introduces too much inaccuracy for fine work. The actual angle cut is the angle of the miter gauge fence to the miter bar. Think about using a miter gauge on a bandsaw or router table and you'll see that the angle to be set is the fence to the bar.

Does this have a pocket to keep a set of rail connectors, and screwdriver, similar to the Makita rail bag?

I've watched several of your videos and they are all good. This one though could have been better. I understand you want to be looking straight down on the blade, but what, specifically, am I to align the blade with? It sounds like the back side of the white line, but I'm not sure. A close up to a specific position would have helped. Thanks for the fine products and for taking the time to do the videos.

Definitely buying this for my winding stairway install. Can dial in the exact angle of the stair tread cut from the riser to the nose. Clamp the triangle to the track and make the cut without having to transfer any measurements or even needing to read the angle for that matter, perfect fit.

Avez-vous un distributeur pour la France ? Merci.

This old fart could do wonders with a good old table saw

$200 ur trippen!

Memory Calibration block is awesome idea. Are those going to be sold separate so you can use them on the thin rip Rod also?

Is there any chance that it might make sense to create a new version of your giant precision triangle with sub-degree precision? That thing is gigantic, surely it would even be possible to have graduations every 0.1 degree? If I'm calculating right, that would be around 0.8 and 0.9 mm per graduation, which is coarser than Starrett or Incra rule markings. Even 0.2 degree markings would be quite the improvement.

Excellent information 👍

WHERE IS YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE???? NO PHONE NUMBER SO I HAVE TO EMAIL FOR RMA; WHICH I DID, BUT CRICKETS! I am trying to do a return - which you state you allow for 60 days - but then you don't supprt this!

Can these TSO products adapt to other track saw systems, like the Bora or Makita?

Can these be used with the Bora System too?

I like this guy.

Do you first square the edge of the track to make sure it is perfect 90deg. Then the track can come together perfectly.

Do you have the part number for the dewalt parallel guides also since its dewalt does it come with two guides or only one that mounts to the quide rail square?

What makes this guide rail square better than the budget squares? Why the extra 💵?

So tell me this because these are super expensive. I like the "dovetail" idea, but that leaves zero ability to adjust if there's even a slight discrepancy in the tracks which I hear many complain about. Thank you

I have this product and it is great

Thank you!! Finally i can stop clamping a 12" speed square to my rail. So glad it works with parallel guides as well, Just saved me from buying new tracks

Would i be able to make small repeatable cuts with the same piece of wood? That means can i use these dogs on the other side of the guide rail? My MFT3 only has two available holes on that side. I hope this makes sense.

@rw7532 0 seconds ago I bought this set up shortly after the video came out. I was thinking about getting festool tracks so I could use the tso rail square. I used the track square today with my Dewalt track and it was perfect. Set up is literally completed in seconds.

One has to wonder why festool was so stingy with guide rail length. Selling an extra foot is how they get you, and allowing you to sell that cut off is part of the scam!!! my guess is they were based on metric measured materials that are not the same as american standard lenghts. The obvious 48" board gets a 55" rail, the 96 board gets a 106 track (not a 103?) . Well, if you start it at just the right spot, with the tightener knob half off the start position, you can get just to the end before the other tightener runs off the track. It's doable but annoying. You don't want to spend another $200 just to get to the next longer size. So a small extender is useful if you dont want to spend time getting perfect track and saw positioning for every cut. But like I said, these companies will sell you short (pun intended), forcing you to buy extensions to get what they should have been selling in the first place. It's uncool.

“That’s pretty close… as close as your going to get” with the combo square off the work piece is a signal to me that close isn’t good enough

A 5mm wrench should be included.

I like the way TSO have made the flip stops.

😑Poteva farci vedere come funzionava accessorio

Is this available in the UK?

Can this be used to attach parallel guides to the guide rail?

I'm disappointed that you don't even sell the kaizen foam insert separately for earlier buyers of the MTR-18.