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1. 
   VAM | Apr 24, 2011 03:01pm | #1

   About the same

   I have a Festool guide and love it.  From the Eurakazone web site their guide looks very good as well.  I think you'll find the setup of both products is similar.  The main difference seems to be tightening setscrews when you lengthen the Eurekazone guide rail.  But Eurekazone also looks like it has a somewhat better way to join rail sections than the Festool system - more definite alignment.

   And depending on how often you plan to use the rail (and money) you could have a long one that you leave joined and a shorter one for crosscuts and short rips.

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   tsekas | Apr 24, 2011 04:24pm | #2

   look at the videos

   This is only one of many ways to use the ez system.

   No connections, extra space and long rails.

   http://www.youtube.com/eurekazone#p/u/10/ZIuvK3ZHokI

    had my mft-3 transformed to this . EZ ONE PBB and the track idea works like a portable beam saw.

   http://www.youtube.com/eurekazone#p/a/u/0/pGb99e5IYro

   if you have any questions you can visit the http://www.tracksawforum.com

   thanks you and yes, I work part time for eurekazone.

   ycf george