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Rubi TC-125 G2 Guide System Only

by Rubi
SKU 51949

Original price $447.95 - Original price $447.95
Original price
$447.95
$447.95 - $447.95
Current price $447.95

The track that makes the cut. The Rubi TC-125 G2 Guide System creates a rigid rail for the TC-125 G2 saw to glide along — the key to long, dead-straight cuts on porcelain tile and gauged panels. Rails link together to span big slabs, then break down into the included carrying bag.

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The rail guide system for the Rubi TC-125 G2 circular tile saw (Part# 51977), for long straight cuts.

  • Use with: Rubi TC-125 G2 Circular Tile Saw (Part# 51977)
  • Function: Connecting rails form a track for straight, precise cuts on porcelain tile and gauged panels
  • Includes: (3) 43-5/16" cutting guides, (2) suction cups, (2) fixing C-clamps, and (1) carrying bag
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Rubi TC-125 G2 Guide System — The Rail That Makes the Cut Straight

A guided saw is only as accurate as the track it rides, and this is that track. The Rubi TC-125 G2 Guide System is the rail setup for the TC-125 G2 Circular Tile Saw — connecting guides that lock together into one straight track so the saw produces clean, precise cuts on porcelain tile and gauged panels, run after run.

It's a complete guide package: three 43-5/16" cutting guides that link for long cuts, two suction cups to anchor the rail to the slab, two fixing C-clamps for a secure hold, and a carrying bag to keep it together between jobs. Add it to the bare saw, or skip the math and get the complete kit with saw and guide together.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Straight, repeatable cuts: Connecting rails form one continuous track
  • Long-cut capacity: Three linkable 43-5/16" guides for big panels
  • Anchors solidly: Two suction cups and two C-clamps hold the rail put
  • For porcelain and panels: Built for large-format tile and gauged slabs
  • Travels together: Carrying bag keeps the system organized
  • Required for the saw: The TC-125 G2 needs a guide to cut straight

Pro tip: Clean the slab where the suction cups land and confirm they're fully seated before you cut — a cup that lets go mid-pass ruins the tile and the rail's alignment. Clamp the rail at both ends for long cuts so it can't creep.