Track Saw Rail Mounts for Milescraft Guide Rails | Spring-Lock, No-Lat

The Milescraft TrackSawGuide deserves a mount that actually works with it — not a universal bracket that almost fits. These are precision-modeled to Milescraft 1409 geometry. Drop it in, lift it out. That's it.

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✔ No Latches. No Toggles. No Fiddling.

The spring retention is built into the geometry of a single printed piece — no metal springs, no moving parts to break or lose. One handed. Every time.

✔ Wall Mount or Garage Door Mount

Designed to work on the wall and on the garage door — yes, even when it goes overhead. Great for flat-panel garage doors and wall panels alike.

✔ Precision-Modeled for Milescraft 1409

Not a universal bracket with a shim. The geometry is specific to the Milescraft TrackSawGuide profile — it fits because it was designed to fit.

✔ Single-Piece Print. No Moving Metal Parts.

The spring is engineered flex built into the print itself. Nothing to assemble, nothing to rust, nothing to snap off.

✔ Hardware Included

Two 3/4" self-tapping sheet metal screws per bracket — ready for garage door mounting out of the box. For drywall or stud mounting, use your own screws and anchors.

✔ Battle Tested

Thousands of cycles on our own shop mounts. Thousands of units sold. Zero reported failures. Yes, it's 3D printed. No, it won't fail on you.

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HOW MANY BRACKETS DO I NEED? (per track)

This is our most common question — here's the answer:

• 2 Standard Brackets per track — right choice for most setups. Two mounting points within the span of your track. Works for wall and flat-panel garage door mounting.

• 3 Standard Brackets per track — recommended for tracks over 55" (1400mm). Longer rails benefit from a center support point.

• Short Track Bracket — for sectional garage doors where the metal support rails are spaced too far apart for a short track to bridge between two standard brackets. Single mount, purpose-built for that situation.

• Not sure? Message us with your track length and mounting surface. We're happy to help.

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INSTALLATION

1. Orient correctly — Mount with the molded arrow pointing up. The bracket cradles the rail from below. If the rail won't stay put, you've got it upside down — flip it.

2. Mark your mounting points — Keep everything level. When mounting into a garage door, a quick center punch tap keeps the self-tapping screws from walking on the metal surface.

3. Drive your screws — Snug is enough. Do not overtighten — you'll snap the screw or strip the sheet metal before you improve the hold.

4. Test before loading — Snap the rail in and out a few times unloaded before trusting it with your full track.

Full illustrated instructions available at huntingtonbuilds.com

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CHOOSE YOUR OPTION

• 2 Standard Brackets — covers most single-track setups. 2 screws included per bracket.

• 3 Standard Brackets — recommended for tracks over 55" (1400mm).

• 1 Standard Bracket (Add-on) — dial in your exact count across one or multiple tracks.

• Short Track Bracket — single mount for short tracks on sectional garage doors where standard bracket spacing won't reach.

Standard Brackets work in tandem — order 2 per track for most rails, 3 for tracks over 55". Need an odd number across multiple tracks? Use the add-on.

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⚠️ Important Safety Notice

These brackets are designed for fixed mounting surfaces only — walls, garage doors, and overhead shop structures. Not for use in moving vehicles.

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FIND YOUR BRAND

These mounts are precision-modeled — pick the one built for your rail:

• Universal — Makita, Festool, Milwaukee, Powertec, Kreg, Wen, Triton & Grizzly

• Ridgid R48630B

• Bosch & Mafell MT55cc

• Ryobi PTS01

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Compatible with: Milescraft TrackSawGuide 1409. Message us if you have a different Milescraft model — we're happy to check compatibility.