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The Kreg Rip-Cut turns a circular saw into an edge-guided ripping tool for plywood, MDF and other large sheets. You mount the saw to a universal sled, set the width on the built-in scale up to 24 inches, and the long aluminum rail follows the factory edge of the sheet so cuts stay straight without marking lines. It suits DIYers and trim carpenters breaking down sheet goods alone, and it costs far less than a track saw while doing much of the same work. Owners say it saves time on repeated same-width cuts, though the sled must be calibrated once and the rail needs a true factory edge to ride against.
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Rated 4.5 out of 5 across 115 ratings. Owners like how quickly it makes straight, repeatable rips in sheet goods and how well it works with an ordinary circular saw. Complaints center on setup and on the rail needing a clean, straight edge to follow.
The Kreg Rip-Cut is an edge guide for circular saws. It turns a circular saw into an edge-guided cutting tool that makes straight, accurate, repeatable cuts in plywood, MDF and other large sheets. It lets one person cut down large sheets without measuring or marking each cut, and without keeping the saw on a cut line.
A universal sled holds the saw and accepts most left-blade and right-blade saws. The sled slides onto an aluminum rail. After a one-time calibration, the cut width is set using the built-in measuring scale and precision cursor, up to 24". Lock the sled at the chosen width, hold the edge guide against the edge of the sheet and guide the saw.
The same width can be locked in to cut one piece or several pieces of exactly the same size.
