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The Pro Cut 50 can also cut wide panels at any angle
By design, the Pro-Cut 50 has clamping rails on either side of the table top insert on the frame providing many
additional uses for both the saw and the router. Because the saw moves through the wood on precision guide
rails it is possible to clamp boards or panels to the clamping rails at any desired angle and run the saw through
the board or panel.
For example: If you have a panel that is too wide to cut on your miter saw (most miter saws cut to a maximum
of 18” or less at 45o. You can use a miter gauge placed against the side fence of the Pro-Cut 50 to set any
angle. Clamp your wide panel to the clamping rails of the Pro-Cut 50 at the desired angle and make the cut.
You can also make right and left cuts at any desired angle or make compound miter cuts by setting the angle
on the saw and clamping the panel at any desired angle. You can also make jigs that you can use over and over
again for making countless projects such as stair stringers.
Countless Possibilities for Your Router
The possibilities are limitless when it comes to using your router. You are able to make countless jigs that you
can use over and over again for any application because the Pro-Cut 50 has a unique set up in that the router
will move across or through material that is clamped to the clamping rails of the pro-Cut 50. For example: you
can make a jig to cut arcs or even full circles using the Pro-Cut 50. The router can lock at any position along the
guide rails and your jig can clamp at any position on the clamping rails of the Pro-Cut 50. It is easy to make a
jig that pivots to move a panel through the router to make an arc in the panel. With this combination you can
make a jig for practically any requirement.
The Pro-Cut 50 is an “X” and “Y” Router Table
Take full advantage of your router using the Pro-Cut 50
By simply unlocking and removing the saw from the Pro-Cut 50 sled and placing the router in its place, you have
instantly converted your Pro-Cut 50 from a precision table saw to a full size precision “X” & “Y” router table. The Pro-Cut
50 has the ability to rout in both the “X” and “Y” directions on all projects from something as small as a bread board
right up to 50” wide panels. Your material can be of any length in the “Y” direction. Perfect for making your own custom
moldings, window frames, small and large cabinet doors, custom table tops, picture frames, fluted rails just to name a
few. You can also dado both side panels of a cabinet at the same time on the Pro-Cut 50. This is perfect for exact
placement of shelves in cabinets of any height. Routing cutouts for inlays in any project is also a breeze on the Pro-Cut