Glad it was helpful!

Glad to help!

But you have to have the festool track saw to use it, so it really costs like $1000.

I will try and do one sometime

True I have fixed also

@@donavanshomes It's all about matching weapons to most commonly encountered targets. I rarely rely on my track saw for protractor-measured angles for the type of finish work I do. My jobsite sawing arsenal relies on: 1) non-sliding 12" compound miter saw (I feel that its lack of sliding function minimizes lateral play, a common source of annoying inaccuracies; 2) compact 10" table saw with rack-and-pinion fence (I accept limited 24" max rip capacity as fair trade-off for light weight and compact size - Dewalt DW745); and 3) Festool track saw TS55 REQ with multiple tracks under 55" long, TSO auto-aligning rail connectors, TSO GRS-16PE guide rail square, and TSO 30" parallel guides. If I did more closed stringer stair work, I'd opt for a 12" slider; if I cut larger panels regularly, I'd bring longer guide rails to omit need and uncertainty of end-joining my 55" rails; if I worked heavier timbers much, I'd go with TS75 for power and depth of cut; etc. etc. A guy needs to sit down and have a talk with himself sometimes, to distinguish what you need to handle the work in front of you, rather than to do the type of work you wish you had. (Don't ask how I know...:-)

I works fine for little I have used it so far

I don’t this the one on my MFT I will recently took it off and put it in a drawer. I use this one on the job mainly and have the MFT in the shop so not sure if I can answer that for you.

I ordered what you did and sent it back and bought the entire kit for $300 from Hartville Hardware through Amazon. Got it in 3 days

@@tcbridges I actually got lucky! The dealer mistakenly ordered me the full kit! While I still had to pay full price for it, I didn't mind.

I have used on 3 or 4 different rails and works fine not sure way it’s not working for you

@@donavanshomes Thanks for the response. I figured it out. I was sliding the rib into the wrong slot. My first thought on the Angle Stop is that it takes too long to set up. I had to do a lot of measurements to get a straight cut. And it was still off after my first cut. I had to use a 26” Woodpecker Precision Square for accuracy.