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GOINGMAKE Track Saw Parallel Guide with Magnifier
Parallel guide that reads its scale at a glance
A rip fence for the rail
Breaking down a 4 x 8 sheet with a track saw is quick until you need ten strips of the same width. A parallel guide locks into the rail square and sets its distance from the edge of the sheet, so the next strip matches the last without marking. These two systems rip from 0 to 53 in and read in inches and millimeters, with separate scales for narrow cuts.
The two differ at the stop. One has a micro-adjust knob that moves the stop by 0.001 in. The other puts a magnifier pointer on the same plane as the scale, so the reading does not shift with your eye. Both fit Festool, Makita, Milwaukee, Triton, Powertec and WEN guide rails.
These jigs come from saw jigs and guides in the GOINGMAKE jig line.
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE track saw parallel guide
How wide can you rip with the GOINGMAKE parallel guide?
From 0 to 53 in (0 to 1350 mm), with separate scales for narrow cuts.
Which GOINGMAKE parallel guide should you choose?
Choose the micro-adjust stop if you fine-tune widths by thousandths, or the magnifier pointer if you want the reading on the plane of the scale.



