DEWALT 46-in. TrackSaw Track (DWS5046)

Key Features Zero-Clearance Cutting The splinter guard edge rides tight against your cut line so the DEWALT 46-in. TrackSaw Track delivers straight, clean cuts with no chip-out on the top face. Dual-Sided Design Cut in either direction without flipping the track — both edges are zero-clearance, so you get the same clean result whether you're pulling the saw toward you or pushing it away. Job-Site Sized At 46 inches, this track is sized for breaking down full sheet goods and mid-length rips without the bulk of a full 102-in. rail. Overview This is a 46-in. track saw guide rail designed for use with DEWALT's TrackSaw cutting system (DWS5046). It replaces DEWALT's earlier DWS5020 track under a new model number, with the same zero-clearance, dual-edged design. The zero-clearance edge sits directly against your cut line, so the track itself acts as a splinter guard — you get a straight, clean edge on plywood, MDF, and hardwood without needing to score the line first. Because both edges of the track are usable, you don't have to reposition the rail for cuts in the opposite direction. That matters when you're breaking down multiple sheets back to back and don't want to stop and re-square the track each time. This track is sized for cabinet shops, trim carpenters, and DIYers who need a shorter, more maneuverable rail for countertops, shelving, and mid-length panel cuts, and who may already own a longer track for full sheets. Key Specifications Track Length 46 in. Assembled Length 8.63 in. (packaged) Assembled Height 2.38 in. Weight 6.1 lb Cutting Edges Dual-sided, zero-clearance Compatibility Track Saw Platform For use with DEWALT TrackSaw-compatible saws (sold separately) Track Connector Joins with a second track via DEWALT's track connector for longer cuts Tool Nut's Take Tool Nut's Take The Right-Sized Rail for Everyday Cuts If you're not breaking down full sheets all day, the 46-in. track is the one that stays in the truck. Who it's for: Cabinet installers, trim carpenters, and DIYers who need clean rip and crosscuts without hauling a full-length rail. Why it stands out: Dual-sided zero-clearance edges mean you never have to flip or reposition the track mid-job. Worth knowing: This is the track only — the track saw itself and any connector for joining tracks are sold separately.