Straight Edge Guide - Saw Kreg - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Straight Edge Guide for Saws
Brand	Kreg
Compatible Models	KMA4500, KMA4500-E, KMA4600, KMA4600-E, KMA4700, KMA4700-E
Usage	Circular saw, jigsaw, router
Guide rail length (base model)	71 cm (28 in)
Extension length	61 cm (24 in)
Maximum length (XL model)	Varies based on number of sections assembled
Clamping system	Adjustable GripMaxx™ clamps with non-slip pads
Cut line indicators	Reversible arms with adjustable stops (knurled screw and nut)
Rail material	Extruded aluminum
Approximate weight (base kit)	2.3 kg
Tools included	Hex key, set screws, knurled screws, nuts, handle bolt, handle nut
Tools required (not included)	#3 Phillips screwdriver, level or straightedge, pencil
Assembly	Upper and lower connection bars, secured with set screws
Calibration	Aligning indicator arms according to saw blade offset
Operation	Measure and mark material, position guide, clamp, cut along rail
Maintenance	Wipe pads, blow sawdust from rails, store hung
Safety	Read and follow power tool manufacturer instructions, wear PPE, avoid dangerous hand positions
Troubleshooting	Rail adjustment, recalibration, pad cleaning
Support	Technical support at 1-800-447-8638 or [e-mail]

Frequently Asked Questions - Straight Edge Guide Kreg

How to assemble the guide rails?

Insert the upper and lower connection bars into the rail grooves. Partially tighten the set screws with the hex key. Place the second rail onto the bars, align with a level, then fully tighten the screws 1/4 turn after resistance.

How to calibrate the cut line indicator arms?

Place the saw (unplugged) on material with the blade at the edge. Draw a line along the shoe of the saw. Position the guide on the material and align the indicator arms to this line by sliding the stops. Retighten the knurled screws.

How to use the guide for a straight cut with a circular saw?

Measure and mark the material. Position the guide so that the GripMaxx™ clamp is on the far edge. Tilt the adjustable clamp to fit the near edge. Align the indicator arms to the marks, clamp by pressing on the clamp and pulling the handle. Cut along the rail.

What to do if the guide rails slip during use?

Check that the rail rests flat on the material and that the clamp pads are clean. Make sure you applied sufficient clamping pressure: press on the center of the adjustable clamp and pull the handle without pulling upward.

How to clean and maintain the guide?

Wipe the clamp pads with a cloth to remove dust. Blow sawdust out of the guide rails before storage. Hang the assembly by the handle hole or by the holes in each section.

Can I use this guide with a jigsaw?

Yes, but disable the oscillation mode of the jigsaw. To calibrate, align the jigsaw blade to the edge of the material instead of the circular saw blade. Then follow the standard calibration procedure.

How to adjust the adjustable GripMaxx clamp?

Tilt the adjustable GripMaxx™ clamp to slide it on the guide rail. Once in position, tilt it to 90° to lock. To clamp, press on the center of the clamp with one hand and pull the handle toward you with the other.

What to do if the cut is not accurate?

Recalibrate the tool by repeating the calibration procedure. Check that the saw blade is perpendicular to the shoe (see saw manual). Ensure the cut depth is 1/8 in (3.175 mm) more than material thickness.

How to store the straight edge guide?

Hang the entire guide rail assembly by the hanging hole in the handle. You can also detach the sections and hang them individually. Leave the connection bars installed to avoid losing them.

Which Kreg models does this manual cover?

This manual covers models KMA4500 and KMA4500-E (Straight Edge Guide), KMA4600 and KMA4600-E (Extension), and KMA4700 and KMA4700-E (Straight Edge Guide XL).

USER MANUAL Straight Edge Guide Kreg

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions .....2

Pre-Assembly....3

Recommended Tools/Materials (Not Included)....3 Hardware/Tools Included....3 Product Description....4

Assembly 5

Calibration. 8

Operation 11

Trim Router Calibration ..... 14

Trim Router Operation ..... 14

Care and Maintenance ..... 14

Troubleshooting. 15

Assembly 15

Set Up and Operation. ..... 15

Safety Precautions

WARNING Before using a power tool with this product, read and follow the tool manufacturer's instructions and safety precautions in addition to the safety precautions below to reduce risk of serious injury from hazards such as fire, electric shock, or moving the blades/bits.

• Follow your power tool manufacturer's instructions and safety precautions.
  ■ Always wear personal protective equipment required by the power tool manufacturer.
  ■ Do not allow familiarity gained from frequent use of your tools to replace safe work practices. A moment of carelessness is sufficient to cause severe injury.
  ■ Avoid awkward hand positions where a sudden slip could cause contact with the blade or cutting tool.

WARNING Do not operate this tool or any machinery while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medications.

WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon 1333-86-4 and other chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The labels on the guide rail may include these symbols:

Be cautious of potential pinch point.

Wear proper eye, ear, and respiratory protection.

Keep hands and body away from and to the side of the blade. Contact with blade will result in serious injury.

Read the instructions.

Pre-Assembly

Review this section before you begin. Ensure you have all tools and materials on hand. Compare the package with the items listed in the Hardware Included and Product Description sections. Ensure you have a clean, flat area for joining the guide rails. If any item appears missing or lost, do not use this product. Contact Technical Support or return product to place of purchase.

Recommended Tools/Materials (Not Included)

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Hardware/Tools Included

AA BB CCH DD EE

Straight Edge Guide Straight Edge Guide Extension Straight Edge Guide XL
AA - Set screws x 8 AA - Set	screws x 8 AA - Set screws x 24
BB - Outline indicator stop thumb screws x 2	n/a	BB - Outline indicator stop thumb screws x 2
CC - Outline indicator stop nuts x 2	n/a	CC - Outline indicator stop nuts x 2
DD - Hex wrench x 1 n/a DD	- Hex wrench x 1
EE - Handle bolt x 1 n/a EE -	Handle bolt x 1
FF - Handle nut x 1 n/a FF -	Handle nut x 1

Product Description

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Straight Edge Guide Straight Edge Guide Extension Straight Edge Guide XL
A - Upper connector bars x 2	A - Upper connector bars (preinstalled) x 2	A - Upper connector bars x 6
B - Lower connector bars x 2	B - Lower connector bars (preinstalled) x 2	B - Lower connector bars x 6
C - Guide rail with GripMaxxTM clamp x 1	n/a	C - Guide rail with GripMaxxTM clamp x 1
D - Guide rail (28") x 1 n/a D	- Guide rail (28") x 1
E - Adjustable GripMaxxTM clamp x 1	n/a	E - Adjustable GripMaxxTM clamp x 1
F - Cutline indicator arms x 2	n/a F - Cutline indicator arms x 2
G - Cutline indicator stops x 2	n/a G - Cutline indicator stops x 2
H - Handle x 1 n/a H - Handle x 1
n/a I - Guide rail extension (24") x 1		I - Guide rail extension (24") x 2

Assembly

1 Prepare the Upper Connector Bars

a. Thread all of the set screws (AA) into the upper connector bars (A).
b. Use the hex wrench (DD) to thread into place.

DD AA A

2 Assemble the Connector Bars

a. Place an upper connector bar (A) over a lower connector bar (B) and slide this assembly into the channel of the guide rail with GripMaxx™ clamp (C), leaving about half of the connector bar assembly out of the channel.
b. Repeat for the other channel of the guide rail with GripMaxx ^TM clamp (C).
c. Partially snug the screws in the connector bars using the hex wrench (DD). This ensures the connector bars fit snugly into place in the channels.
ATTENTION Do not fully tighten the set screws. This will occur in step 3.

A B C DD

3 Attach the Guide Rails

a. Slide the guide rail (D) onto the connector bars, ensuring that the hole on the guide rail (1) is furthest away from the connector bars.
b. Use a level (2) or straightedge to ensure the connected guide rails are aligned properly. Fully tighten the set screws (AA) in the connector bars on the guide rail (D) using the hex wrench (DD).
c. For Straight Edge Guide XL and Straight Edge Guide Extension: Repeat steps a and b until all guide rail sections are assembled.

ATTENTION Ensure set screws are tight but do not over-tighten to prevent marring the guide rail. The recommended tightness is 1/4 turn past snug.

1 C DD AA 2 D

4 Install the Adjustable GripMaxx ™ Clamp

a. Install the adjustable GripMaxx ^TM clamp (E) into the underside of the guide rail assembly (D).
b. Verify that the GripMaxx ^™ surface on the clamp faces the corresponding pad on the guide rail with GripMaxx ^™ clamp (C).
c. Tilt the adjustable GripMaxx ™ clamp (E) to slide into the guide rail assembly (D).

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5 Install the Handle

a. Slide the handle (H) into the guide rail (D), ensuring the holes are aligned. Secure in place using the handle bolt (EE) and handle nut (FF).
b. Store the hex wrench (DD) in the clips on the underside of the handle.

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6 Assemble the Outline Indicator Stops

a. Install a cutline indicator thumb screw (BB) and stop nut (CC) into a cutline indicator stop (G) as shown.
b. Repeat this process for both stops.

ps BB G CC

7 Install the Indicator Arms

a. Slide a cutline indicator arm (F) into the adjustable GripMaxx ^TM clamp (E). Verify that the longer face (1) of the arm (F) is facing inward, as shown. Then install the cutline indicator stop (G) onto the other end of the arm (F).
b. Repeat to install the second cutline indicator arm on the guide rail with GripMaxx™ clamp (C), ensuring the longer face (1) points inward as well.

ATTENTION Cutline indicator arms are reversible for left- or right-bladed saws.

Refer to the calibration section of this manual.

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Calibration

The indicator arms can be reversed based on left- or right-bladed saws. If your saw has a blade mounted on the left-hand side, install the indicator arms so the flat faces are positioned on the left side of the guide rail (as shown on previous page in step 7). If your saw has the blade mounted on the right-hand side, reverse the positioning so the flat face of each indicator arm is on the right side of the guide rail.

Note Indicator arms are long and will cover the distance from the blade to the baseplate edge of the most saws, between 1" – 5.5".

1 Position the Saw and Make Reference Marks

a. Ensure the saw is unplugged or the battery is removed. Set the blade depth of the saw to the material allowing for 1/8" more than material thickness. See your saw owner's manual for setting the depth.
b. Lift the blade guard to expose the blade, and position the saw on a piece of plywood so that the blade rests against the plywood edge.
c. Mark a line on the material of where the baseplate edge rests.
d. Repeat steps a - c at the far side of the material.

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2 Align the Guide Rail to the Marks

a. Place the guide rail on your material. Align and position the guide rail to your reference marks. Refer to Step 2 from the Operation section of the manual for proper alignment of the clamps to the material's edge.

Attention This is the only time that you will align the guide rail to your marks. After calibration, the cutline indicator arms will align to your measured marks as indicated in Step 2 of the Operation section of the manual.

b. Secure the guide rail in place. Refer to Step 3 from the Operation section of the manual to secure and clamp the guide.

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3 Align the Outline Indicator Arms

a. On the cutline indicator stop (G), loosen the indicator thumb screw (BB) and slide the cutline indicator arm (F) out to align to the edge of the material. Slide the stop to the clamp edge and re-tighten the thumb screw (BB).
b. Repeat for the other cutline indicator arm to ensure you have aligned both arms to the edge of the material.
c. Remove the guide from the material after both cutline indicator arms have been aligned. Refer to Step 5 in the Operation section of the manual.

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Note By setting the length of the cutline indicator arms, you have now accounted for the blade offset of your saw. This means the cutline indicator arms are calibrated to this specific saw. If you change tools, you may need to recalibrate the guide.

Note To calibrate for use with a jigsaw, repeat steps 1-3 above, but align the jigsaw blade with the edge of the material, instead.

Operation

WARNING Avoid awkward hand positions where a sudden slip could cause contact with the blade or bit.

This procedure applies to all models numbers covered in this manual and can be executed using a circular saw, jigsaw, or trim router.

1 Measure and Mark Your Material

Measure and mark on both sides of the material edge.

Note Make your mark lines at the edge of the material to your desired measurements. You will align the flat face of the cutline indicator arms to these marks moving forward.

Note Mark your cutoff (waste) portion of the board (marked with an X in the illustration below).

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2 Position the Guide Rail and Cutline Indicator Arms

a. Position the guide on your material with the guide rail with the GripMaxx ^TM clamp (C) flush to the far edge of the material. Tilt and slide the adjustable GripMaxx ^TM clamp (E) and slide it to align flush to the near edge of the material.

Note When the adjustable GripMaxx ^™ clamp (E) is tilted at an angle, it will travel and move in the guide rail. When it is tilted at 90° it will stop and not move.

b. Slide the cutline indicator arms (F) outward until the indicator stops (G) are against the clamps. Align the flat face of the arms to your measured marks.

Note Be sure to align both the near and far cutline indicator arms (F) to your measured marks.

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3 Clamp the Straight Edge Guide in Place on Your Material

With both indicator arms aligned to their marks, clamp the straight edge guide in place. Press against the middle of the adjustable GripMaxx™ clamp (E) with one hand while using your other hand to pull the handle (H) towards you.

E H

4 Cut Your Material

a. Once the guide is set into place, slide the cut line indicator arms (F) away from the cut line.
b. Double-check the blade depth on your tool is correct, allowing 1/8" more than your material thickness (refer to the tool's owners manual for setting depth). Position the tool against the guide rail making sure the blade is not in contact with the material.
c. Start the tool and allow the blade to get up to full speed. Then begin the cut. Follow the guide rail, ensuring your tool hugs against the guide until the cut is complete.

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5 Remove the Straight Edge Guide from the Material

Remove the straight edge guide from the material by placing one hand on the material and pulling back and up on the handle (H) to release.

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Tips and Tricks for Successful Operation

Ensure your guide rails lay flat on your material at all times. If necessary, remove saw dust from the material during cutting.

Ensure your material is not warped or bowed.

Trim Router Calibration

Calibration of a trim router will vary depending on the type and diameter of the bit you are using.

a. After you have chosen your bit and installed it in the tool, set the router on the material and position the bit against the edge of the material. Ensure that the cutting edge of the bit is positioned properly against the material edge. Make a mark at the edge of the base plate of the router. Do this on both the near and far side of the material.
b. Follow steps 2 and 3 from the saw calibration to align the bit offset and cut line indicator arm.

Trim Router Operation

The Straight Edge Guide works great for dado and rabbet cuts. Be sure you have set the correct depth of the bit you have chosen. Follow the same steps of the saw operation for use with your router.

Care and Maintenance

Keep sheet goods and material clear of wood chips and excessive dust.

Wipe clamp pads clear of dust to prevent the clamp from moving during use.

Clean the clamp pads and blow out sawdust in the guide rails prior to storage.

When storing, hang the guide rail assembly by the hang-hole in the handle.

You can also hang the rails by breaking down the guide rail sections and utilizing the hole in each guide rail section.

It is recommended that you leave the connector bars installed in the guide rail/guide rail extension sections to ensure they are not lost.

Troubleshooting

Assembly

Problem Solution
The guide rails do not connect snugly.	Ensure the top and base plate connectors with set screws are secured tight.
The rails are misaligned. Use a level or straightedge to align.

Set Up and Operation

Problem Solution
The handle is too far away to clamp to smaller/narrow material.	Remove a section of guide rail and use only one section. Reinstall the handle.
The guide rail is not long enough for larger pieces.	Purchase the Extension or XL version of this product.
The guide rails slips and the clamp does not hold to the material snugly.	Ensure the guide rail sits flat and that the cutline indicator arms sit flat to the material. When setting the clamp do not pull upwards.
The cut is not accurate to the line. Recalibrate the tool.
The distance of the indicator arm does not reach to the blade for offset.	Reinstall indicator arm facing the other way in clamp pads and recalibrate.
The material warps under the clamp pressure causing the guide not to sit flat.	It is recommended to fully support the workpiece and cutoff with 2x4s or with 2"-thick (50 mm) rigid foam insulation laid flat on the floor.
The guide will not sit flat on the material because the clamp pads touch the ground.	Clamp pads are designed for material thickness 3/4" or greater for on the ground cutting. For thinner materials such as 1/2" or less, elevate the workpiece to ensure the pads are off the ground.
The guide moves or shifts during use.	Ensure you have applied adequate clamping pressure when positioning the tool.
Routing dadoes and rabbets do not align to my measurements.	Recalibrate the indicator arms considering the bit type and diameter.
The saw gets hard to push, burning occurs, or the saw walks away from the guide.	The saw blade may not be square to the saw base plate. See the saw owner's manual.
The jigsaw vibrates the clamp loose.	Check to ensure oscillating mode on your jigsaw is turned off.
The clamp does not hold to the material. Check the material for square edges.

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