Kreg KMA4700 - Guía de borde recto, aluminio

Excelente guía para cortes rectos con sierra circular y caladora, de muy buena calidad recomendada al 100

Super-handig hulpmiddel. Tijdsbesparend.

Es muy buen producto, lo único que le encuentro de defecto es que no presiona lo siguiente el ambos lados y eso hace que de alguna manera se mueva algunos milímetros, pero puede solucionarse utilizando algunas prensas y tiene mejor firmeza, en general lo recomiendo

Works great.

Once put together works really well, beautiful straight cuts

muy práctica se ensambla bien el anclaje es bueno

La marca de la herramienta da mucha confianza para trabajar. Yo la uso para proyectos de carpintería.

Bought this for a project involving lots of sheet goods.4 out of 5 cuts went really well: the clamp was easy to set, the clamp held throughout the cut, and it was accurate enough for everything I did.1 out of 5 cuts didn’t go well. Most of the reasons relate to design + user proficiency in combination.Some observations:(A) The clamp is sometimes harder to set. This could be because thinner sheet goods (1/2” or less) are thinner than the clamp’s vertical surface, which means the clamp rests on (is stopped by) your workbench (or garage floor, or sacrificial foam/plywood work surface), leaving a gap between the long metal guide and your plywood. This can be hard to fix (pushing it down gives less grip surface between the clamp and the edge of your plywood) and it’s not ideal to leave the gap (your circular saw may wander from your intended cut line because of the bow) and it’s too cumbersome to prop everything up with other scrap sheet goods. What would I design differently? I have no idea, because you don’t want to reduce your rubber clamping surface, either. Kreg probably decided on this clamping surface size for a reason. Just a downside for thinner stock. Not an issue for 3/4” or greater. Was a real pain for 1/4” ply.(B) The machining of the parts, which you assemble together yourself, wasn’t perfect. As a perfectionist, this bothered me when I assembled the four 2ft pieces and they weren’t all flush (some were wider on both sides, meaning it wasn’t an assembly problem, one piece was literally 3mm wider than the piece right next to it!). However… did this affect any of my cuts in any noticeable way? No. Did the overage stop my saw in its tracks? No, the saw’s plate will skim by a protruding 1.5mm without any detection.(C) I experienced far more frustration and annoyance at the moveable black plastic cut indicator devices than they helped. If they work for you, great. But I know my saw’s fence is 1.5” from the blade; it takes less time to add/subtract 1.5” from my measurement line than it does to play with those devices. At least for me. If I don’t use them the next few times I use this jig, I’m removing them. They got in the way, often because I was trying to work in a narrow space which could accommodate a narrow 8ft item, but not an 8ft item with an 8” perpendicular stick at each end. But no harm for others. Use them, or not.(D) Can you partially disassemble this to make it a ~6 footer or ~4 footer? Absolutely. If you are making lots of different cuts throughout the day, are you likely to disassemble it every time to do that? Heck no. I used the 8 footer when I had to make some perfectly smooth 2ft cuts (didn’t have a table saw on this job site) which worked fine but was hard to do in a tight space. I would’ve rather clamped it with a shorter straight edge than this 8ft long thing.Would buy this again for the same project. Glad I have it. Extremely helpful for making 8ft long cuts. I felt better about having a secure clamp than relying on (and keeping clean!) rubber grippers like on the Accu-Cut.

Was easy to put together and to setup for your hand saw and will be for any other time you use unless you use a new hand saw or other tool, than you have to reset once for it. Definitely recommend it for any handyman to use.