WEN CT9110 110-Inch Track Saw Track Guide Rail and Adapters

I'm not the biggest fan of WEN tools, but these tracks work perfectly with the Milwaukee track saw. For the price you are getting two 55" tracks at half the price of big red. There's objectively no downside to these compared to OEM. With the money saved you can get a couple sets of good clamps.

These are awesome. I originally bought a Makita track and found that these performed just as good for a fraction of the price. Great for cutting slabs. Easy to use. They seem durable, straight as an arrow, and well-made.

I bought these to use with my Makita track saw and the single Makita track that came with the saw. While these work fine with the saw, they won't work correctly with the Makita track. The top of the tracks are pretty much the same, but the bottom is slightly different causing the WEN tracks to be slightly thicker. That means they won't make a smooth connection with the Makita track. My other comment is these work better together if you file the connected ends to remove the sharp edges, like adding a chamfer. The saw slides through the junction way better that way, mainly because the 2 tracks aren't perfectly matched. I also suggest using a long straight edge or level when attaching them together to make sure the whole combined track is straight. They don't automatically attach perfectly straight.

Is this the same as Fe2tool? No clue, I can't begin to afford their stuff. Does this work, heck yes! It combined with the WEN saw for it and the clamps makes cutting sheet goods down to consistent size a pleasure. No more crooked cuts. The quality is good enough for me. Pretty easy to combine the halves for long cuts, but if you were going to do a lot of larger and smaller sheet cuts I would buy a second section just so you don't have to mess with that very often. I do recommend the clamps made for it, even though I don't need them for every cut they do take the risk out of those longer cuts being exactly where you need them. I've used this on home projects with plywood, and for sign work using assorted materials and would buy again in a minute.

The rails came in one box held together by these hard plastic end caps which were surprisingly robust in my opinion. There wasn’t any padding like bubble wrap or the little air bags or anything at all but luckily they arrived pretty much in perfect condition. They also work with my MILWAUKEE TRACK SAW & the ANTI-TIP FEATURE functions just like it’s a Milwaukee track. I’m just blown away by how good of a track this is & it was $75 after tax. You cannot beat that. I think that they used to be shorter tracks that Wen made but now it’s a whole 110” split into two 55” tracks. Oh & the connecting bar pieces are a really good design too which surprised me as well. They’re each made up of two long skinny metal bars that sit on top of one another & the top bar has 3 or 4 threaded holes for set screws & it has a tab on each end for the bottom bar to locate in & the bottom bar just has the spot for the tab to fit into so when you put the connecting bars in the track & you line it up straight, when you tighten the set screws it pushes down on the bottom bar spreading out the force of the set screws so it doesn’t damage the rails & the top bar also has like a tapered fit so if the pieces aren’t bent it should help pull them into alignment. But I’m still checking with my straight edge. I definitely recommend these to anyone who needs guide rails for their track saw. You can’t beat the quality for the price.

Got these with the WEN saw I ordered. Works as expected but the saw sometimes stops in the middle of a cut. Let off trigger and depress it again and it keeps going. Not sure why but it happens rarely and still makes a great cut.

This is a quality track rail that aligns well with the milwaukee track saw. I couldn't find myself paying the high price for the milwaukee product. This is a durable product, high quality, and it's easy to use.

Better than expected for the price. So far it’s been a good track sac set and has paid for itself.