INDUSTRIAL XS 800MM Guide Rail -Fits Festool, Makita, Triton, Milwaukee

Create straighter, cleaner cuts with this 800mm aluminum guide rail, designed to guide compatible track saws and circular saws accurately across timber, plywood, MDF, laminate, and other sheet materials.

The lightweight aluminum construction provides a stable cutting reference without adding unnecessary bulk. Its 800mm length is ideal for crosscuts, cabinet panels, shelving, flooring, and general woodworking projects. For longer workpieces, compatible rails may be joined using suitable rail connectors.

This guide rail contains no motor or electrical components. It operates as a manual guiding accessory and must be used with a compatible saw.

Key Features

• Accurate cutting guide: Helps maintain a straight cutting path and reduces freehand cutting errors.
• 800mm working length: Suitable for common crosscuts and medium-sized woodworking projects.
• Aluminum construction: Lightweight, rigid, corrosion-resistant, and easy to transport.
• Cleaner cut edges: Supports controlled saw movement to help reduce wandering and edge damage.
• Longer-cut capability: May be connected to another compatible rail when a longer cutting path is required.
• Non-electric operation: The rail itself requires no power, batteries, or electrical connection.
• Versatile applications: Suitable for plywood, MDF, solid timber, laminated boards, flooring, and similar materials.
• Workshop-friendly design: Useful for cabinetmaking, furniture construction, renovation, and DIY woodworking.

Specifications

Benefits

A guide rail provides a reliable reference edge, helping the saw travel consistently from the beginning of the cut to the end. It is particularly useful when cutting large panels that may be difficult to handle on a table saw.

The 800mm format balances working capacity and portability, making the rail easy to store and convenient for workshop or job-site use.

Usage Instructions

1. Confirm that the guide rail is compatible with your saw model.
2. Mark the required cutting line on the workpiece.
3. Position the rail carefully along the marked line.
4. Secure the rail with compatible clamps when necessary.
5. Place the saw onto the guide rail and verify blade alignment.
6. Start the saw and move it smoothly along the rail at a controlled speed.
7. Wait for the blade to stop completely before lifting or repositioning the saw.

Important Compatibility Note

Guide-rail profiles and saw bases are not universal. Check the rail profile, groove dimensions, connector type, and saw manufacturer's requirements before purchasing. A separate adapter may be required when using a standard circular saw.

Rail connectors, clamps, saws, adapters, and other accessories are not included unless specifically stated.