WEN CT9502 100-Inch Track Saw Track Guide Rail and Adapters
$64.98
Price: $64.98
(as of Sep 29, 2025 15:29:04 UTC – Details)
Remember when you could keep your saw on the straight and narrow? The WEN 100-Inch Track Saw Track provides the perfect support for your WEN CT1065 Track Saw. Simply line the track along the preferred cut and get to slicing. This set features two 50-inch tracks, two adapter pieces, and a sawdust-controlling rubber lip to minimize clean-up. The adapter set includes 4 set screws, allowing for maximum stability during operation. Securely clamp the guide rail to your preferred work piece with the WEN CT992F Track Saw Clamps (sold separately) to make straight and precise cuts over 8 feet in length. Our universal design is also compatible with the majority of track saws on the market, including Evolution, Makita and Festool. It’s time to get the precision of a table saw with the ease of a circular saw. Remember when you could saw perfectly straight? Remember WEN.
Includes two 50-inch track saw tracks and a set of adapters
Make straight and precise cuts over 8 feet long
Included adapter set features four set screws for maximum stability
Designed to fit the WEN CT1065 Plunge Track Saw
Universal design compatible with Evolution, Makita and Festool track saws
Customers say
Customers find the track saw guide rail to be a great bargain and appreciate its performance, with one customer noting it works well for breaking down 4×8 sheets of plywood. Moreover, the product receives positive feedback for its accuracy, creating straight cuts, and compatibility with both Makita and Milwaukee track saws. However, the track length receives mixed reviews – while some find it perfectly straight, others report it being too short.
lawnmower man –
Easy, straight cuts!
I bought these tracks to go with my Evolution track saw. They work better than the actual Evolution tracks that came with the saw which are 3 short pieces totaling 40â. This pair of Wen tracks are ideal for ripping 8â material. They are sturdy and accurate. Now I donât have to keep up as much with which edge is factory on sheet materials. With the right blade, every cut is just as good as the factory edges. I have used these to rip straight edges on rough sawn lumber as well. Well worth the price!
Tommy B. –
Perfect fit for Milwaukee Track Saw
These work on the Milwaukee track saw. There is very little difference in the tolerances when mounting the saw on the track. Just the slightest tweak to get it gliding smoothly. Additionally, the slot for the 45 degree cuts works so that the saw doesn’t tip. The only thing they should do is make them a little longer to allow for a little more room on each side when using a single track for a 4ft wide plywood cut but it still works perfectly well as it is. This is a great value if you want to save money over the OEM options.
James B. –
Great value
This saw is a good deal considering the price. Since I normally cut thin plywood it is perfect. Seems to have the power to do heavier cuts.I removed the anti kickback as an unnecessary thing. The plunge cut feature is a little awkward a first but you get used to it.All in all it works well, is accurate and well made. I use the WEN tracks which were another bargain. I also have a WEN 13″ planer, so I guess I’m sold on their mid range priced items. They all do the job that suits me.
P. Meyer –
pretty good
These worked fine as simple saw guides with a 4-1/2 dewalt cordless saw. The Wen track saw I ordered with these tracks did not work and will have to be returned – the plunge-cut selector mechanism is installed wrong and the saw will only plunge down to the scribe-cut level.Anyway I like these a lot, theyâre stiff af in the horizontal which my other guides are not. I got good cuts today even though I was not using a track saw.
Randall –
Great track
Used this track with the Wen track saw and they both worked great. I donât think I could have cut down all the plywood sheets to build my custom closet without this track and track saw.
Amazon Customer –
Straight and true
Wen makes some very good tools for the price. This track worked very well with the Wen track saw with no slipage. I believe it will work with several other brands, as well. Assembley was easy.
Private Person –
well worth it
Bought this whole system. To be honest I am cant I waited so long. This has saved me so much time and is amazingly accurate. No more hauling out table saw and wrestling with it to cut 4×8 sheets of ply. Do yourself a favor and buy the whole kit. You will not regret it. Donât listen to the old grumpy guy saying you donât need just clamp a board to it. The clamp set up and tracks are simply fantastic. I am now 2 years on it and it has paid for itself simply by being precise.Long review but I just love it and got grief for buying but glad I did
Jim Dominguez –
Workshop Project
Great Product, Good Folks to deal with. Thank you
Pablo F. –
Ya me habÃan espantado en Youtube y pensaba comprar los Powertec que cuestan el doble.No me arrepiento, cumplen con su función a la perfección. Lástima que no venden uno chico a escuadra para los cortes cruzados, pero bueno, ya cortaré uno en dos mitades.Por lo pronto voy a necesitar gomas de repuesto para la orilla, pero es por el uso.
Elo –
The quality meets my expectations, and obviously substantially cheaper than other brands. They fit together well, are well-aligned when you connect them together and fit my Festool saw perfectly. Deducting one star because a 50″ track isn’t long enough to properly crosscut a sheet of plywood (and the same problem with the 100″ track on the 8′ length of the sheet) and keep your saw completely on the track, so you lose accuracy at the start and/or end of your cut. There’s a reason other brands use a 55″ length instead of 50″.
Omar Salas –
Un buen producto calidad precio
Mr.Rad –
I got these for my milwaukee track saw. Works great. Got the matching clamps. Very happy so far.Its long enough for an 8 x 4 sheet and the cuts are accurate.
Omar Denis –
La marca wen me ha sorprendido por lo buenos qué son sus productos, algo que no esperarÃas por lo económicos qué son