Rubi's TC-125 G2 rail saw made clean, plunge, rail-guided cuts on large-format porcelain and slabs a controllable, repeatable job. The Energy CAS version cuts the last tether — the cord. Now you carry the saw to the slab anywhere on site, a rooftop, a finished floor, a spot with no outlet in reach, and make the same precise cuts on 18V battery power.
It runs on the 18V CAS (Cordless Alliance System) platform with a 5.2 Ah battery, and a brushless motor delivers the durability, low maintenance, and consistent power that cordless large-format cutting demands. Adjustable speed from 5,000 to 8,500 RPM lets you match the blade to the material — back it off for delicate glazed porcelain, wind it up for dense sintered stone.
Ride it along the guide rail for straight, chip-controlled cuts up to 125 in (about 10.4 ft) long, plunge into the cut, and tilt the foldable head anywhere from 0° to 45° for miters, with height adjustment for exact depth up to 7/8 in. Adjustable water flow and wet-or-dry cutting keep the cut clean and the blade cool, and it accepts 4-1/2 in and 5 in blades for ceramic, natural stone, and sintered stone. It ships ready to work — 18V 5.2 Ah battery, charger, carrying case, and a 5 in Badger blade — and pairs with the rest of the G2 system: the straight-cut TC-125 G2 guide system (required for guided cuts, sold separately), a hose adaptor for dust extraction on dry cuts, and the corded TC-125 G2 if you'd rather stay plugged in.
Pro tip: Add the G2 guide rails if you don't have them — they're required for straight guided cuts and sold separately. Keep water flowing on wet cuts for chip-free edges and blade life, dial the RPM down on delicate glazed porcelain and up on dense sintered stone, and register the saw to activate the 3-year warranty.
