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Just got this. Fits both Maki and festi Rails like a glove. That means zero wiggle. Blade is a hair off but if it was new rubber/ anti splinter it would dead on. [External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
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how much extra power do you get with the guide rail adapter?
No Added power. It’s about precision like track saw.
Jronman wrote:
how much extra power do you get with the guide rail adapter?
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Don’t forget you can buy a new edge guard for your rails to zero it out
Totally.
ChrisK wrote:
Don’t forget you can buy a new edge guard for your rails to zero it out
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CityDecks wrote:
On 2/8/2019 at 7:29 PM, CityDecks said:No Added power. It’s about precision like track saw.
I know it was supposed to be funny kinda like how we joke that adding a Milwaukee red paint job to tools improves their performance.
Yes funny. When I first read it I was about to tell you go fly a kite. LoLJronman wrote:
I know it was supposed to be funny kinda like how we joke that adding a Milwaukee red paint job to tools improves their performance.
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Btw do you have guide plate
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Yes funny. When I first read it I was about to tell you go fly a kite. LoL
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CityDecks wrote:
1 minute ago, CityDecks said:Btw do you have guide plate
I do not
Do you have 6 1/2″ sircJronman wrote:
I do not
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yes I have the DeWALT Flexvolt cordless track saw and Festool TSC55 cordless track saw. They both use the 6-1/2″ blade with the track saw arbor.
I have 2 Maki track saws. Swamped out arbor with the one from there 6.5″ Lefty cordless. And fit regular 6.5″ blades. No more ordering. Now have 6.5″ , 7 1/4″ blades only. No odd size’s. No mail order….cut out a hassle out of my life and save a chunk of change in the process.Jronman wrote:
yes I have the DeWALT Flexvolt cordless track saw and Festool TSC55 cordless track saw. They both use the 6-1/2″ blade with the track saw arbor.
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Btw way I built set of built ins for a repeat customer. Quickie nothing high end. Just paint grade. Me my guys just finished up a roof deck and breaking down clean punch list etc. I said sure. Grabbed few sheets of 3/4″ BC ply, few pcs if poplar for faceframes and pocket screw kit. Swapped out blade for new 24t Diablo and slapped in the guide plate. I could of used the corded Maki but wanted to try the cordless Hilti. Really nice to have that ability. Worked like a charm.CityDecks wrote:
I have 2 Maki track saws. Swamped out arbor with the one from there 6.5″ Lefty cordless. And fit regular 6.5″ blades. No more ordering. Now have 6.5″ , 7 1/4″ blades only. No odd size’s. No mail order….cut out a hassle out of my life and save a chunk of change in the process.
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CityDecks wrote:
I have 2 Maki track saws. Swamped out arbor with the one from there 6.5″ Lefty cordless. And fit regular 6.5″ blades. No more ordering. Now have 6.5″ , 7 1/4″ blades only. No odd size’s. No mail order….cut out a hassle out of my life and save a chunk of change in the process.
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What would it take to swap out an arbor on the dewalt tracksaw, anybody?
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Let me reword that… it’s the metal washer that centers the blade.Mordekyle wrote:
What would it take to swap out an arbor on the dewalt tracksaw, anybody?
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See if you can locate parts diagram and order. If you have both saws take em out and see if they fit. One of my Maki track saws can run 7 1/4″ blade. Took a lil grinding inside face plate. Took like 3 min. MAKI track saws can run a silly stock size 20mm Bore or 5/8 with a 1.00 part and then can streamline blades to 6.5″ or 7 1/4. Huge savings… huge.CityDecks wrote:
Let me reword that… it’s the metal washer that centers the blade.
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Will this guide work with hilti sc-70w A22 ?
What brand of base plate is this please.