The Bosch FSN2100 is an 82.5-inch (2100mm) track for the track-saw, which is part of the Bosch track-guidance system and pairs perfectly with the Bosch GKT13-225 Track Saw. This precisely straight track is made with strict tolerances. It comes with an anti-splinter guard that locks into the track, ensuring clean and splinter-free cuts. The two rubberized traction strips interlock with the track slots, providing a non-slip grip on the workpiece. The track-guidance system enables accurate end-to-end and plunge cuts, making it easy to work with. You can quickly connect multiple tracks using the FSNVEL connector (sold separately). This lightweight and portable system offers a great alternative to a table saw at the jobsite, delivering table-saw quality cuts with almost no splinters. The package includes one 82.5-inch track, one end cap set (left and right), one anti-splinter strip, and two traction strips. It also has a full range of optional track attachments for an excellent cutting experience and works well with the Bosch GKT13-225 Track Saw with plunge action for fast and clean cuts in wood and wood-based sheet goods like laminated particle boards and plywood.
Using the Bosch FSN2100 track is easy. First, make sure the track is clean and free of debris. Place it on the workpiece and use the rubberized traction strips to keep it in place. If you need a longer track, connect multiple tracks using the FSNVEL connector (sold separately). Attach the Bosch GKT13-225 Track Saw to the track and start making your cuts. For end-to-end cuts, simply guide the saw along the track. For plunge cuts, set the saw at the starting point and gently lower it into the material. When using the saw, always wear safety goggles and follow the safety instructions in the saw's manual. Keep the track away from moisture to prevent rust, especially since it's made of aluminum. After each use, clean the track with a dry cloth. If there are stubborn stains, you can use a mild cleaner. Regularly check the anti-splinter guard and traction strips for wear and tear. Replace them if they are damaged to ensure optimal performance.
