Multi-Brand Track Saw Rail Holders & Wall Mounts

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✔ No Latches. No Toggles. No Fiddling.

The spring retention is built directly into the geometry of a single printed piece — no metal springs, no moving parts to break or lose. Lift up and out. Drop back in. One handed.

✔ Track Saw 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. Intended for fixed installations, not for storage inside moving vehicles.

✔ 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 are included per bracket for appropriate sheet-metal installations. For walls, wood, masonry, or other mounting surfaces, supply fasteners suited to the structure.

✔ Shop Tested. Customer Proven.

Thousands of cycles on our own shop mounts. Thousands of units sold. Five-star reviewed. Yes, it's 3D printed — and thousands of units in the field have shown how well the design holds up in daily shop use.

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

• 2 Standard Brackets per track — the right choice for rails up to 55" (1397 mm) on a wall or flat-panel garage door, and for rails from 28–55" (711–1397 mm) on a sectional garage door. You need two mounting points within the span of each track.

• 3 Standard Brackets per track — recommended for tracks over 55" (1397 mm). Longer rails benefit from a center support point.

• Short Track Bracket — for tracks under 28" (711 mm) on sectional garage doors where the metal support rails are spaced too far apart for a short track to bridge between two Standard Brackets. This is a single mount purpose-built for that situation.

Use the Bracket Calculator to choose your rail brand, mounting surface, number of rails, and rail lengths.

Not sure? Contact us with your rail brand, model, length, and mounting surface. We're happy to help.

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1. Orient correctly — Mount with the molded arrow pointing up. The bracket cradles the rail from below. The rail rests on the side opposite the splinter guard, so its weight does not rest on the guard. 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. Confirm that a moving door or nearby equipment has safe clearance.

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• 2 Standard Brackets — includes two brackets for one typical rail setup. Two screws are included per bracket.

• 3 Standard Brackets — recommended for tracks over 55" (1397 mm).

• 1 Standard Bracket (Add-on) — add a single bracket to build the exact count you need for one or multiple tracks.

• Short Track Bracket — single mount for a track under 28" (711 mm) on a sectional garage door where Standard Bracket spacing won't reach. Two screws included.

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

• Milescraft TrackSawGuide 1409

• Ridgid R48630B

• Bosch & Mafell MT55cc

• Ryobi PTS01

• Own a Makita, Festool, Milwaukee, Powertec, Kreg ACS, WEN, Triton, or Grizzly? You're already in the right place.

Kreg Accu-Cut rails are not supported. If your rail is not listed, contact Huntington Builds before ordering rather than choosing by profile alone.

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Compatible with: Makita · Festool · Milwaukee · Powertec · Kreg ACS · WEN · Triton · Grizzly

Material: PETG — impact resistant, temperature stable, shop proven