Yes, you can rip boards with a track saw. You’ll need to use a guide rail that’s at least as long as the board you’re trying to rip. Clamp the guide rail to your work surface and position the track saw so that the blade is just barely touching the side of the board you …
It is possible to square boards with a track saw by making sure the board is firmly against the fence and the blade is set at 90 degrees. The track saw can then be used to make precise, clean cuts through the board. This method is ideal for squaring up large pieces of lumber that …
There are a few reasons track saws are more expensive than other types of saws. First, they tend to be more durable and last longer since they have a metal track that the blade runs along. This also allows for more precise cuts. Second, they typically come with higher-quality blades that can make cleaner cuts. …