The track saw is a type of electric circular saw, which has a metal rail, working method is plunge cutting. Saw blade diameter is 6.5 inch (165mm). It is the best plunge-cut track saw for woodworking.
Specification
Model |
T-CS018A |
Rated Voltage |
230V/50Hz, 240V/60Hz |
Input Power |
1400W |
Rated Current |
6.1A, 5.8A |
No-Load Speed |
2000-5000 rpm |
Saw Blade Diameter |
6.5 inch (165mm) |
Bore Diameter |
20mm |
Cutting Depth with Track |
90°: 54mm 45°: 38mm |
Cutting Depth without Track |
90°: 59mm 45°: 42mm |
Cutting Angle |
-1°~48° |
Weight |
7 kg |
Features
- Plunge-cut track saw has flexible track adjustment, easy blade replacement, adjustable cutting depth.
- Pre-cut setting for precise and clean cutting.
- Plunge-cut track saw has close-to-wall cutting function. Anti-kickback and lock-on-track design.
Plunge-Cut Track Saw Structure Diagram

Plunge-Cut Track Saw Details

Plunge-Cut Track Saw Applicable Materials

Tips: What is a plunge-cut track saw?
Plunge-cut track saw is a common woodworking power tool that can make precise cutting along a straight line on boards with various sizes. It can also be said that this is an electric circular saw running on precision metal track.
The plunge-cut saw can move in a straight line on metal track. When using, first connect metal track to workpiece, align guide rail with mark, and set depth. Then put plunge-cut saw on guide track, insert it into workpiece, and move it forward along guide track to start sawing. Track can stabilize the plunge-cut saw, so there is no need to worry about the saw accidentally sliding off the marking line or moving away from it.