The TC-125 G2 Energy saw makes gorgeous cordless cuts — but a rail saw is only half a tool without its rails. Buy the saw on its own and you still need the guide system before you can cut straight. This kit skips that math: it bundles the cordless saw and the TC-125 G2 guide system together, so you unbox one package and have everything you need to make straight, rail-guided cuts on large-format tile.
The saw is the cordless version of Rubi's proven TC-125 G2 rail saw. It runs on the 18V CAS (Cordless Alliance System) platform with a brushless motor for durable, consistent, low-maintenance power, and adjustable speed from 5,000 to 8,500 RPM lets you match the blade to the material — easy on delicate glazed porcelain, wound up for dense sintered stone. You plunge into the cut, ride the rail for straight, chip-controlled cuts, and tilt the foldable head 0° to 45° for miters, with depth adjustment to 7/8 in. Adjustable water flow and wet-or-dry cutting keep the edge clean and the blade cool, and it takes 4-1/2 in and 5 in blades — a 5 in Badger blade is in the box, along with the 18V 5.2 Ah battery, charger, and carrying case.
What sets this kit apart is the included TC-125 G2 guide system — the part that makes every cut straight. Three linkable 43-5/16" rails lock into one continuous track for cuts up to 125 in (about 10.4 ft), and two suction cups plus two C-clamps anchor it rock-solid to the slab so it can't creep mid-pass. A carrying bag keeps it together between jobs. Together, saw plus guides is the complete cordless package. Already own the guides? Get the saw on its own instead. Prefer to stay plugged in? There's the corded TC-125 G2. And a hose adaptor adds dust extraction on dry cuts.
Pro tip: Clean the slab where the suction cups land and seat them fully before you cut — a cup that lets go mid-pass ruins the tile and the rail's alignment — and clamp the rail at both ends on long cuts so it can't creep. Keep water flowing on wet cuts for chip-free edges, and register the saw to activate the 3-year warranty.
