Bosch FSN800 31.5 In. Track-Saw Track

The Bosch FSN800 is a top - notch 31.5 - inch (800mm) track for the track - saw track - guidance system. It's crafted to work seamlessly with the Bosch GKT13 - 225 Track Saw. This track is incredibly straight, made with super - tight tolerances. It comes with an anti - splinter guard that locks in place, ensuring your cuts are clean and free of splinters. The two rubberized traction strips interlock with the track, gripping the workpiece firmly to prevent slipping. With the track - guidance system, you can make precise end - to - end and plunge cuts easily and accurately. The tracks can be quickly connected using the FSNVEL connector (sold separately). This lightweight and portable system offers a great alternative to a table saw on the jobsite, delivering table - saw - quality cuts with hardly any splinters. What's in the box? You get a 31.5 - inch track, an end - cap set (left and right), an anti - splinter strip, and two traction strips. The FSN800 also has a full range of optional track attachments to enhance your cutting experience, and it pairs perfectly with the Bosch GKT13 - 225 Track Saw for fast and clean cuts in wood and wood - based sheet goods like laminated particle boards and plywood.

Using the Bosch FSN800 is a breeze. First, make sure your Bosch GKT13 - 225 Track Saw is in good working condition. Then, place the track on your workpiece. The rubberized traction strips will hold it in place, so you don't have to worry about it slipping. If you need a longer track, connect multiple tracks using the FSNVEL connector (sold separately). When making cuts, start your saw and guide it along the track for a straight and clean cut. For plunge cuts, just lower the saw into the workpiece following the track. Some things to keep in mind: always wear safety goggles and gloves when using the saw and track. Don't force the saw through the material; let it do the work at its own pace. When it comes to maintenance, after each use, wipe down the track with a clean, dry cloth to remove any sawdust or debris. Check the anti - splinter guard and traction strips regularly for wear and tear. If they're damaged, replace them as needed. Store the track in a dry place to prevent rusting and keep it in good shape for your next project.