Quick Release Track Saw Clamp, Clamps for Circular Saw Guide Rail Clamp, Track Clamps for - Plunge Saw, Track Saw Guide, Track Saw Accessories, T Track Hold Down Clamp, Tracksaw Track Extension | 2PK

I am not sure why so many are having a problem with these clamps. I used them with my Kreg Accu cut system and they performed flawlessly. My first impression was maybe a bit light weight in structure but by the end of the day using them to cut up three sheets of plywood for cabinet carcasses they really save some time not having to jump back and forth to each end of the track to maintain the cut mark. No doubt in my mind I with by another set.

I got these because I wanted to have as much clearance and ease of use as possible, and trigger clamps would stick out. However in order to get a good grip you need both hands. One to hold the slotted rail and the other to lock clamp. This defeats the purpose of not using a quick clamp. If you are going to use these on sheets of the same thickness I recommend slidin a t-nut, t track stop, or bolt and tighten it close to the clamp while close to edge of wood. This to prevent the clamp piece from sliding down. Hence why the four stars.

I bought these because I like the handle configuration vs the more standard ones. And because the dimensions seemed to be a match for my Ridgid track saw. I was pleasantly surprised to see that it fit my tracks And seemed to work smoothly and holds firmly. At first blush I’m cautiously optimistic about these. My only concern is that the “L” hook on the clamp that goes into the track is riveted on and may come loose over time. Guess we’ll see…

These work Great with my Ridgid track saw track and they are much cheaper.

These "Quick Release Track Saw Clamp, Clamps for Circular Saw Guide Rail Clamp, Track Clamps" work great if you're working with material that is 1/4" or thicker. I regularly cut panel boarding that is 1/8" to 3/16" thin and the clamp doesn't close that tight. At 1/8" the clamp doesn't even grip the material because once the sliding clamp jaw bottoms out on the stationary jaw with a small gap left. At 3/16" it grips the material but not tightly, allowing the track to slide back and forth. But, like I said, if you're cutting material thicker than that you should be fine.