I have the TSO version, bought several years ago when it was the only one available, and it's my second most used tool after the rails. I have found this at Atlas Machinery and to be honest I have not been able to find out who manufactures it.

I have a lot of the TSO Products items, and would never consider using the GRS-16 attached to a guide rail for anything longer than a crosscut on sheet goods. The goal of this rail square adapter was to be an affordable option that will still produce accurate 90/45 degree alignment. Either way it might not be as convenient as having something clipped to the rail but the added versatility more than makes up for it. Thanks to this guide rail square all you have to do to is to position the rail with the square attached at the edge of the material.I'm looking for a 700mm rail to fit the Scheppach/Workzone track saw, and was wondering if you had one for sale?

One thing to note is that over that length you need to make sure the rail at the far end is square with the bottom end of the rail as there is some “flop” in the long rail length. In most applications Makita guide rails do not need to be clamped to the material being cut, however, guide rail clamps do form part of the Makita guide rail system and offer the safest and most secure method of cutting sheet materials, doors and timber. This is a solid piece of CNC machined aluminium, high quality, highly durable and extremely accurate. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions.

Our guide rail square uses the accuracy of the 90/45 degree sides on the aluminum rafter squares to achieve a true 90 and 45 degree angle. square allows you to improve the accuracy of your cuts being able to produce precise and re reproducible 90 cutting. I definitely would not just get the fence or rails only as they serve a different purpose and limit you to using a holy top of some kind. That is saying that The Dacia Sandero does the same job as the Rolls-Royce Phantom apart from almost everything. I’m fairly certain my ts55 is cutting at 90 degrees as I’ve spent a fair amount of time calibrating it.

Below I have outlined most of the track/rail square options available, which I investigated prior to making a choice. I think it would give me the equivalent of the mft which is substantially more and probably does more than I would need (eg angled cuts).Getting the actual cut to be square is entirely different story as many have noticed and there are many things to check.