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but i'd probably spent 80-150 on doing this
I picked one up for ~£50 new. Haven't tried it yet, I'll dig out a link. I think it was a Kreg rip cut or something to attach to my makita circular saw.
When I first looked for them it was peak covid and they were ~£150.
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Titan (or similar budget brand) and a Dewalt blade. More than happy with mine.
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I think i'm in the market for a plunge/track saw. I'm very budget constrained and don't think i want to be spending big money on something (i'll be using it for cutting ply for built in cupboards/wardrobes etc. and shed project).
I have a makita circular saw, and think i can get an adapter and some rails - but i'd probably spent 80-150 on doing this. Would i be better off getting an actual plunge saw - but a cheapy one?