Product Description
The TPG Guide Rail Adapter is an economical and reliable means to connect TPG System T-tracks to your Festool, Makita or Triton guide rail. Compatible with all TPG T-tracks (both right- and left-hand), the TPG Adapter connects using the M6 Comfort Grip Star Knobs and CNC-Machined Centering Spacers included with each TPG-30 and TPG-30/50 Set. It will not interfere with track saw plunge cuts, and can be easily moved along the guide rail or removed by loosening the M5 screws with a 3mm Ball Hex Driver (included in the TPG-30 and TPG-30/50 Sets). The TPG Adapter secures to your guide rail using the same innovative keystone alignment feature and torpedo nut found on our GRC-12 Guide Rail Connectors, ensuring rock-solid attachment that's easy to install and remove.
The TPG System can utilize this TPG Adapter and/or a GRS-16 Guide Rail Square for connecting T-tracks to guide rails. While the GRS-16 is more expensive, you may want to consider at least one GRS-16 in your TPG kit because it enables the patent-pending ability to square and parallel in a single cut, using just one T-track—whereas the TPG Adapter will only ensure your cuts are parallel.
Note: Previous versions of our TPG Adapter included Comfort Grip Knobs and Centering Spacers, along with a 3mm Ball-Hex Driver. These accessories are now included in the TPG-30 and TPG-30/50 Sets, and no longer included with each TPG Adapter. The Knob Set with Centering Spacers can still be purchased as a standalone accessory.
What's Included in the Box
- 1 qty. TPG Adapter
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