BORA NGX Twin Rail Rip Cut Circular Saw Guide Rail System with Crosscut sled Makes Consistent Straight Repeatable Rip Cuts up to a Half-sheet of Plywood Using a Rip Guide for Circular Saw - 546250

Last year I purchased the kreg version of this, but it was always hard to slide to different cut widths, and was made of flimsy material. This guide is honestly amazing compared to the other one. I’m using my ryobi saw and it fits great.I wish I had bought this option first!

The media could not be loaded. I was interested to see how this bora ripguide would work on a recent job ripping plywood, was very impressed how easy to use and accurate this guide is. Normally we would have used a portable table saw to break down sheet goods like this. we found the mirco adjust and scale very accurate, turned a two person job into a one person job which was a bonus!

Flimsy plastic construction and weak clamping system allow the saw to twist, resulting in an angled edge cut that draws the guide away from the edge. Tried it with a lightweight cordless saw and a heavy corded saw - the results were the same.

This is the second Bora track saw like adapter I’ve used (if you don’t include the bits clamp edge). Honestly I get better cuts from a chalk like and rear handle circular saw. The set up is a bit fussy especially if you have a saw with a large plate. Additionally the saw doesn’t really securely clamp in the shoe. And you have to start the cut with the saw well behind the board you’re trying to rip such that most of the guide is not in contact with the edge of the work piece.This is the second Bora saw guide I’ve bought, I was kind of curious if this wound be an improvement over the first which would not fit my Dewalt DCS577. While this one will barely accept the saw, the fit is tenuous at best.This might be better for a smaller circular saw with a top mount handle. But cut for cut a chalk line beat this thing in terms of ease of set up, straightness of cuts, and speed overall.Save your money and just buy a quality rear grip saw and a chalk line.

I like that it’s light weight and easy to adjust. The rip scale is easy to calibrate and locks securely. However, the clamping mechanism that holds your skill saw to the guide is flimsy and keeps letting the shoe plate wiggle loose.

The build quality of this rip guide is outstanding! I really appreciate how stable it feels when I am making rip cuts for hours. I have used other rip guides in the past and they were all junk, which made me hesitate to buy yet another one. However this one is different! The rails are very sturdy, I like the "knurling" on the handle. The micro adjust works great.Overall I would really recommend this!

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Good concept, needs a second or third version. Mounting the saw is fairly easy. It does take a couple of mins. But the parts that keep it in place are plastic. It doesnt want to stay mounted. Every time you set it down it comes out, then you have to re mount it. If the brackets were made of aluminum and the backet it self had a right angle on it to over lap the plate of the saw it may stay in place better. Sorry to say i went back to measuring and drawing a line it was faster.