Woodpeckers ADTKSQ-NC Adjustable Track Square
Woodpeckers ADTKSQ-NC Adjustable Track Square
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Product Details
Product Details
Key Features
Overview
The Woodpeckers ADTKSQ-NC Adjustable Track Square is a track saw guide rail square and angle guide that locks onto the rail so you can set square and cut repeatable angles fast. This is an adjustable track square designed for squaring a track saw guide rail to sheet goods and cutting accurate angles in the field or the shop. Model Number: ADTKSQ-NC.
On the job, the big win is speed plus repeatability. Clamp the Woodpeckers Adjustable Track Square to the guide rail, register it against the edge of your stock, and you know the rail is square before you ever pull the trigger. When you need angled cuts, the protractor indexes from square to 60 degrees, with positive stops every 5 degrees and at 22.5 degrees.
For in-between angles, the protractor has a laser-engraved scale in one-degree increments, so you are not guessing or doing math on scrap. The scale is factory calibrated and can be recalibrated when needed, which matters when the tool travels from shop to truck to jobsite.
Build-wise, this is not a stamped accessory. The main frame is machined from cast and ground aluminum plate. The stainless steel protractor base rotates on a bronze bushing and glides on low-friction, wear-resistant pads, and even the cam buckle hardware is stainless steel.
Rail fit is straightforward: it is designed to lock onto Festool, Makita, and Triton guide rails. It is also designed so you can still clamp the rail at the edge of the stock, and it works with track clamps from any brand.
If you are a remodeler, trim carpenter, or serious woodworker using a track saw for plywood and sheet goods, this is the accessory that makes square and angled cuts feel more like a fixed machine setup, without giving up portability.
Square Cuts Without the Setup Headache
Track saws are great at straight cuts, but getting dead-square crosscuts fast is where most setups waste time. This locks to the rail and gives you a hard reference off the stock edge.
- Clamps onto the guide rail to keep the rail from sliding while you cut
- Register the square to the material edge, then cut with the rail set square
Dial Any Angle From Square to 60 Degrees
When you need clean angled cuts in sheet goods, you want repeatable settings, not eyeballing a protractor. The indexing stops make common angles quick, and the engraved scale covers everything between.
- Angle range: square (0 degrees) to 60 degrees
- Detents every 5 degrees, plus a stop at 22.5 degrees; one-degree engraved increments between
Designed to Clamp at the Stock Edge
Clamping right at the cut line matters on sheet goods. The layout of the square keeps the clamping area accessible while the square does its job.
- Compatible with track clamps from all brands
- Helps keep the guide rail from creeping forward during the cut
Key Specifications
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Angle Range |
0 degrees (square) to 60 degrees |
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Positive Stops |
Every 5 degrees, plus 22.5 degrees |
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Angle Scale |
Laser engraved, one-degree increments |
 Weight |
6.0 lb |
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Construction |
Machined cast and ground aluminum frame; stainless steel protractor base; bronze bushing; low-friction wear pads |
 Made In |
USA (Strongsville, Ohio) |
Compatibility
Built For
Pro Tip
If you are chasing perfect miters, use the detents to get close, then set the exact angle using the one-degree engraved scale and lock it down. If it ever takes a hit in transport, recalibrate before you cut parts, not after.
Tool Nut's Take
Woodpeckers ADTKSQ-NC Adjustable Track Square: the track saw add-on that actually saves time
If you use a track saw for real work, this turns squaring and angle setup from a fussy step into a repeatable move.
- Who it's for: Remodelers, trim carpenters, and woodworkers breaking down sheet goods who want consistent square and angled cuts without building jigs.
- Why it stands out: Locks to the rail, indexes from square to 60 degrees with 5-degree stops, and uses a machined aluminum and stainless build that is meant to stay accurate.
- Worth knowing: You can use track clamps from any brand, but clamps are sold separately.
Common Questions
- What angle range does it cover? It adjusts from square (0 degrees) to 60 degrees, with positive stops every 5 degrees and at 22.5 degrees.
- Which guide rails does it fit? It is designed to lock onto Festool, Makita, and Triton guide rails.
- Can I still clamp the track at the edge of the panel? Yes, and it is compatible with track clamps from all brands (clamps sold separately).
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