The DEWALT 59-in. TrackSaw Track (DWS5059) is a track saw guide rail for woodworkers, finish carpenters, cabinet installers, and remodeling professionals. This is a track saw track designed for straight, repeatable cuts in plywood, MDF, and other sheet goods, cabinet panels, and doors. Model Number DWS5059 is a 59" track that turns a DEWALT plunge track saw into a portable panel-cutting system you can set down right on the material.

DEWALT builds the DWS5059 for use with the DEWALT DCS525B 20V XR cordless 6-1/2" track saw. The saw base rides the track for controlled tracking across the work surface, which is what gives a track saw its edge over a circular saw and a clamped straightedge: no fence to measure off, no offset to calculate, and no drift halfway through a long cut.

The rail is dual-sided. Both edges can be used, so when the next cut runs the other direction you work from the opposite side instead of lifting the track and rotating it on the workpiece. On a stack of cabinet parts, that saves real time and keeps you from knocking your layout out of position.

At 59", the track is the everyday length for cabinetry. It handles a full 4 ft crosscut on a sheet with room for the saw to get on and off the track, trims doors and shelving, and squares up panels without hauling them to a table saw. For full-length rips on 8 ft sheets, DEWALT offers the DEWALT DWS5102 102-in. TrackSaw Track, or you can join two compatible tracks end to end with the DEWALT DWS5092 track connecting rod.

DEWALT rates the track for heavy-duty environments and daily use. That matters on a track more than people expect: a rail that flexes or gets dinged on the edge shows up as wander in every cut. Store it flat or hung and keep it out of the truck bed pile, and it stays straight.

Who should buy it? DCS525 owners who need a track or a second rail, cabinet installers and finish carpenters who cut panels on site, and woodworkers who want accurate sheet-goods breakdown without a panel saw. It is also a smart backup rail to keep on the jobsite so one crew member can crosscut while another rips.

The DEWALT 59-in. TrackSaw Track (DWS5059) Is the Rail You Use Every Day

Long enough for a full 4 ft crosscut, short enough to carry and position easily, and usable from either side.

• Who it's for: DCS525 owners, cabinet installers, and finish carpenters breaking down sheet goods on site.
• Why it stands out: The dual-sided design saves you from rotating the track between cuts, and it connects to a second track when a cut runs long.
• Worth knowing: Track only. The saw and connecting rod are sold separately, and an 8 ft rip needs either the 102" track or two joined tracks.

• Which saw is the DWS5059 made for? DEWALT lists it for use with the DCS525 plunge track saw.
• Can I rip a full 8 ft sheet with it? Not with one track. Use the 102" DWS5102 track or join two compatible tracks with the DWS5092 connecting rod.
• Can both sides of the track be used? Yes. The dual-sided design lets you cut from either side without rotating the rail.