





If you want to move quickly through sheet materials, a plunge and track saw setup is built for straight, controlled cutting on site or in the workshop. It suits tradespeople who need repeatable cuts and a cleaner line on visible edges.
Travis Perkins works with leading manufacturers and offers a wide range of trade-trusted brands, so you can compare product specifications and choose the saw setup that fits the work in front of you.
Cutting down sheet materials such as plywood, MDF and laminate boards.
Making long straight cuts in flooring, doors and kitchen worktops.
Breaking down panels before final fitting.
Working on site or in a workshop where controlled cutting matters.
Start with the cuts you do most often and whether you need a guide rail set-up.
Check whether a plunge saw, a track saw or a plunge saw with track matches the job.
Look at the power supply first, corded plunge saw for steady power access, cordless plunge saw for more movement on site.
If you already use a guide rail system, check compatibility with the saw, rail, clamps and adapters.
Check blade size, cutting depth, bevel range and dust extraction connection against the materials you cut most.
For visible cuts, choose the blade and rail set-up that suits the finish you need.
Check what's included with the saw and whether you need rails, clamps, adapters, splinter guards or guide stops separately.
Confirm rail length and track saw system compatibility if you plan to cut larger sheets or longer runs.
Make sure the saw, blades and accessories suit the materials you cut most, including plywood, laminate and worktops.
If you're matching an existing set-up, double check the saw and rail system before you buy, so you do not end up with parts that do not fit together.
Browse plunge and track saws, then compare tool type, power option and system compatibility to find the right fit for your work. If you need help choosing, ask your local Travis Perkins branch team or place your order online and use next day delivery or our free Click & Collect service to pick it up when you need it. You can also use your trade account to manage repeat purchases and keep the job moving.