The Makita XPS01Z is my best overall pick among these cordless track saws because its 18V X2 platform pairs two batteries for a 36V tool, while the lineup also includes Milwaukee’s M18 FUEL saw for buyers already invested in M18 and WEN’s battery-included kit for shoppers who need a more complete starting package. The main tradeoff is whether you want to build around a battery platform you already own or pay for a kit with batteries and a charger included. Track compatibility and the accessories supplied can also affect how much setup a saw needs for your work. I compare the six options by power platform, kit contents, usability, and value—not by brand name alone. Read on for the full breakdown and guidance on which saw fits your projects.
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Key Takeaways
- Makita XPS01Z is my best overall pick for buyers who want a cordless plunge saw on the 18V X2 platform and already have compatible batteries.
- The Makita XPS01PTJ kit changes the ownership equation: it shares the XPS01Z saw platform but includes a kit setup, so it suits buyers who need more than the tool alone.
- WEN separates tool-only and battery-included buying: the 20V saw is offered bare, while model 20691 bundles two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger for a more complete start.
- Milwaukee M18 FUEL is the ecosystem-led choice for M18 owners; buyers without compatible batteries should account for the tool-only package.
- Kreg’s 20V Ionic Drive kit and WEN’s 20V options broaden the alternatives, but buyers should compare supplied components and platform fit rather than assuming every track saw package is ready for their workflow.
| Makita XPS01Z 36V (18V X2) LXT Brushless 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Circular Saw, Tool Only |  | Best for Makita LXT Owners | Power platform: 36V using two 18V LXT batteries | Motor: Brushless | Speed range: 2,500–6,300 RPM | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch Brushless Track Saw (Tool Only) |  | Best for Track-Saw First-Timers | Voltage: 20V | Motor: Brushless, variable speed | Speed range: 2,000–5,500 RPM | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Track Saw (Tool Only, Model 2831-20) |  | Best for Jobsite Dust Control and Safety | Model: 2831-20 | Power source: 18V lithium-ion battery | Motor and no-load speed: Brushless; up to 6,300 RPM | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Makita XPS01PTJ 18V X2 (36V) Brushless Cordless 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Circular Saw Kit |  | Best Complete Battery Kit | Model: XPS01PTJ | Power platform: 36V using two 18V LXT batteries | Motor: Brushless | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch Brushless Track Saw with Two 4.0Ah Batteries and Charger (20691) |  | Best WEN Starter Bundle | Voltage: 20V | Motor and speed range: Brushless; 2,000–5,500 RPM | Blade diameter and teeth: 6.5 inches; 48 teeth | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 6 1/2-Inch Plunge-Cut Track Saw Kit, KPTBPS100A |  | Best for Right-Handed Visibility | Power source: 20V battery | Battery: 4Ah Blue Ion lithium-ion battery included | Blade: 6 1/2 inches, 40 teeth | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| cordless track saw | Motor | Speed range | Bevel range | Blade diameter and teeth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Makita XPS01Z 36V | Brushless | 2,500–6,300 RPM | -1° to 48° | — |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch | Brushless, variable speed | 2,000–5,500 RPM | -1° to 47° | 6.5 inches; 48 teeth |
| Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2-Inch | — | — | — | 6-1/2 inches; 50 teeth |
| Makita XPS01PTJ 18V X2 | Brushless | 2,500–6,300 RPM | — | — |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch | — | — | -1° to 47° | 6.5 inches; 48 teeth |
| Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 6 1/2-Inc | — | — | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Makita XPS01Z 36V (18V X2) LXT Brushless 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Circular Saw, Tool Only
The Makita XPS01Z is a strong match for buyers already invested in Makita’s 18V LXT batteries who want variable speed and a wide bevel range in a cordless plunge saw. Its two-battery 36V setup and 2,500–6,300 RPM control let users tune the cut across different materials, while the -1° to 48° bevel range adds flexibility beyond a basic straight-cut setup. Compared with the Makita XPS01PTJ kit, this bare-tool version costs you the convenience of included batteries and a charger, but avoids duplicating them if you already own compatible packs. The tradeoff is that the guide rail is also sold separately, so buyers starting from scratch need to budget for the track system as well as batteries. I’d choose it for an existing LXT workshop, not as a ready-to-cut first purchase.
Pros:- Uses two 18V LXT batteries, fitting an established Makita battery platform
- Variable speed from 2,500 to 6,300 RPM supports adjustment for different cutting tasks
- Brushless motor with automatic speed adjustment helps maintain cutting performance
- Bevel range from -1° to 48° supports a broad range of angled cuts
Cons:- Batteries and charger are not included
- Guide rail is sold separately
- Requires two compatible batteries for operation
Best for: Makita LXT users who already own two compatible 18V batteries and want a variable-speed plunge saw for track-guided sheet and bevel cuts.
Not ideal for: First-time cordless track-saw buyers who need batteries, a charger, and a guide rail in one package.
- Power platform:36V using two 18V LXT batteries
- Motor:Brushless
- Speed range:2,500–6,300 RPM
- Blade diameter:6-1/2 inches
- Blade teeth:55
- Cut capacity at 90°:2-3/16 inches
- Bevel range:-1° to 48°
- Included components:55-tooth saw blade and hex wrench
- Batteries, charger, and guide rail:Sold separately
Our verdict“Choose the XPS01Z if you already own Makita LXT batteries and want its broad speed and bevel range without buying another battery kit.”
WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch Brushless Track Saw (Tool Only)
The WEN 20V Max bare tool offers a comparatively accessible way to get variable-speed brushless track-saw features if you already use WEN’s battery platform. It supports plunge, straight, and bevel cuts, and its included 48-tooth carbide-tipped blade, alignment cams, and dust-port adapter provide useful setup pieces that the bare-tool Makita XPS01Z does not list. Speed ranges from 2,000 to 5,500 RPM, below the Makita’s 6,300 RPM ceiling, so buyers prioritizing the highest stated no-load speed may prefer the Makita instead. The WEN’s main catch is its two-battery requirement: packs and charger are sold separately, and the track is not included. That makes this a sensible entry into the format for existing WEN owners, but a less complete choice for someone building a cordless system from nothing.
Pros:- Variable-speed brushless motor supports a range of cutting applications
- Includes a carbide-tipped 48-tooth blade and track-alignment cams
- Dust-port adapter supports connection to dust collection
- Supports plunge, straight, and bevel cuts
Cons:- Requires two WEN 20V Max batteries, sold separately
- Guide track is not included
- Maximum listed speed of 5,500 RPM is lower than the Makita XPS01Z and XPS01PTJ
Best for: Woodworkers who own two WEN 20V Max batteries and want an included carbide blade and alignment accessories for track-guided cutting.
Not ideal for: Buyers without WEN batteries who want a complete saw-and-track setup, or users seeking the highest listed RPM in this group.
- Voltage:20V
- Motor:Brushless, variable speed
- Speed range:2,000–5,500 RPM
- Blade diameter and teeth:6.5 inches; 48 teeth
- Arbor:20 mm
- Maximum cut depth:2.25 inches
- Maximum bevel cut thickness:1.65 inches
- Bevel range:-1° to 47°
- Battery requirement and warranty:Two WEN 20V Max batteries; two-year warranty
Our verdict“Pick this bare tool if you already own WEN batteries and want a track saw with useful cutting accessories included, while accepting that the track is separate.”
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Track Saw (Tool Only, Model 2831-20)
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2831-20 distinguishes itself with jobsite-oriented features rather than a two-battery platform or kit bundle. Its riving knife helps limit pinching and kickback risk, while the listed vac port and dust bag provide built-in dust-management options; Milwaukee states over 90% collection efficiency. The 6,300 RPM brushless motor matches the Makita saws’ maximum listed speed, but this model runs on one 18V battery rather than the Makitas’ two-pack setup. That may appeal to M18 users who prefer staying on one battery platform, though the battery and track are not listed as included. Its weight is 11.7 pounds, so it is not the lightest-feeling option on paper, and the supplied details specify only a 45-degree cutting angle despite listing bevel stops through 48 degrees. I’d favor it over the WEN bare tool when safety and dust features matter more than included accessories.
Pros:- Runs on an 18V Milwaukee battery rather than requiring two batteries
- Riving knife helps reduce material pinching and kickback
- Vac port and dust bag provide dust-collection options
- Brushless motor reaches a listed no-load speed of 6,300 RPM
Cons:- Battery is sold separately
- Track is not listed among the included components
- At 11.7 pounds, it may be less convenient to handle than a lighter setup
Best for: Milwaukee M18 users who want a cordless plunge saw with a riving knife and integrated dust-collection options for regular shop or jobsite work.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a battery, guide rail, and complete starter package included, or who want a lighter saw for frequent repositioning.
- Model:2831-20
- Power source:18V lithium-ion battery
- Motor and no-load speed:Brushless; up to 6,300 RPM
- Blade diameter and teeth:6-1/2 inches; 50 teeth
- Bevel stops:22.5°, 45°, and 48°
- Weight:11.7 pounds
- Included components:Bare tool
- Dust collection:Vac port and dust bag; over 90% collection efficiency stated
- Track and battery:Not listed as included
Our verdict“Choose the Milwaukee if you’re on the M18 platform and place a riving knife and dust-management features ahead of included batteries or a track.”
Makita XPS01PTJ 18V X2 (36V) Brushless Cordless 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Circular Saw Kit
For buyers who want to start cutting without sourcing batteries and a charger, the Makita XPS01PTJ kit is the most complete battery package here: it includes two 5.0Ah LXT batteries and a rapid charger. Its brushless motor and 2,500–6,300 RPM variable-speed range match the XPS01Z bare tool, as do the 2-3/16-inch 90-degree capacity and -1° to 48° bevel range. The difference is practical: the kit saves a separate battery purchase, while the XPS01Z makes more sense if you already own compatible packs. Neither Makita includes the guide rail, so this is not a fully track-ready bundle. The two-battery design also means you need to manage a pair of packs, unlike the Milwaukee M18 FUEL’s single-battery platform. I’d choose this kit for a new Makita user who values included power equipment more than an included track.
Pros:- Includes two 5.0Ah lithium-ion batteries and a rapid charger
- Brushless motor offers variable speed from 2,500 to 6,300 RPM
- Automatic speed adjustment helps respond to cutting demands
- Electric brake and soft start are included
Cons:- Guide rail is sold separately
- Requires two batteries for operation
- The included battery and charger package adds little value to buyers who already own compatible packs
Best for: New Makita LXT buyers who need two batteries and a charger with a cordless plunge saw for workshop or jobsite track cuts.
Not ideal for: Makita owners who already have suitable batteries, or buyers who expect the guide rail to come in the kit.
- Model:XPS01PTJ
- Power platform:36V using two 18V LXT batteries
- Motor:Brushless
- Speed range:2,500–6,300 RPM
- Cut capacity at 90°:2-3/16 inches
- Bevel range and stops:-1° to 48°; stops at 22.5° and 45°
- Included batteries:Two 5.0Ah lithium-ion batteries
- Charger:Rapid charger; full charge stated in 45 minutes
- Guide rail:Sold separately
Our verdict“Choose the XPS01PTJ over the XPS01Z if you need Makita batteries and a charger, but plan separately for the guide rail.”
WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch Brushless Track Saw with Two 4.0Ah Batteries and Charger (20691)
The WEN 20691 is the more convenient WEN choice for buyers who do not already own batteries: it packages two 4.0Ah packs and a charger, unlike the WEN bare tool. It shares that model’s 2,000–5,500 RPM brushless motor, 48-tooth carbide blade, and 2.25-inch maximum cut depth, so the cutting specification is familiar; the key upgrade is having power equipment included. Its -1° to 47° bevel range also offers a little more negative bevel adjustment than the Makita models’ stated range. The tradeoff is that the compatible guide track remains separate, so the bundle still does not provide every component needed for track-guided work. The listed weight is 6.92 kg, which may matter to buyers who often move the saw around. For a new WEN-platform user, this is a more ready-to-power option than the bare tool, but it is not a complete track package.
Pros:- Includes two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger
- Brushless variable-speed motor runs from 2,000 to 5,500 RPM
- Includes a 48-tooth carbide-tipped blade and dust-port adapter
- Supports plunge, scoring, and bevel cuts
Cons:- Compatible guide track is sold separately
- Listed weight is 6.92 kg
- Product details give conflicting battery counts; the listed specification states two 4.0Ah batteries
Best for: Woodworkers new to the WEN 20V Max platform who want batteries, a charger, and a brushless saw bundled for plunge and bevel cutting.
Not ideal for: Buyers who already own two compatible WEN batteries, need the guide track included, or prioritize a lighter listed tool weight.
- Voltage:20V
- Motor and speed range:Brushless; 2,000–5,500 RPM
- Blade diameter and teeth:6.5 inches; 48 teeth
- Blade arbor:20 mm
- Maximum cut depth:2.25 inches
- Maximum bevel cut thickness:1.65 inches
- Bevel range:-1° to 47°
- Batteries and charger:Two 4.0Ah lithium-ion batteries and charger included
- Guide track and warranty:Track sold separately; two-year warranty
Our verdict“Choose the WEN 20691 over the WEN bare tool if you need batteries and a charger, while recognizing that the guide track is still a separate purchase.”
Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 6 1/2-Inch Plunge-Cut Track Saw Kit, KPTBPS100A
The Kreg KPTBPS100A suits right-handed users who want a cordless saw with a clear view of the blade and cut line: its blade-left layout is the defining difference in this group. It arrives with a 4Ah battery, charger, 40-tooth blade, and dust bag, so it is more ready to work than the tool-only Milwaukee M18 FUEL or WEN 20V models. Its bevel range reaches -1° to 47°, giving it room for slight undercuts and cuts beyond a standard 45°.
The main catch is that Kreg’s 62-inch guide track is sold separately; without it, the kit is not a complete track-cutting setup. Its 2 1/8-inch maximum depth at 90° is useful for common sheet goods, though buyers comparing cordless options should also check their preferred track ecosystem. The listed weight of 14.88 ounces looks unusually low for a track saw, so I would verify the actual packaged or tool weight before relying on it for handling expectations.
Pros:- Blade-left design improves cut-line visibility for right-handed users.
- Includes a 4Ah battery, charger, 40-tooth blade, and dust bag.
- Wide -1° to 47° bevel range supports undercuts and cuts beyond 45°.
- Cuts up to 2 1/8 inches deep at 90°.
Cons:- The compatible 62-inch Kreg guide track is sold separately.
- The listed 14.88-ounce weight appears inconsistent with a track saw and merits verification.
- Buyers must account for Kreg track compatibility when setting up a guided-cut system.
Best for: Right-handed woodworkers who want a cordless plunge saw kit with battery and charger included and plan to use Kreg’s guide track.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a complete track-ready package immediately, want to avoid buying into Kreg’s separate track system, or need verified weight information before choosing.
- Power source:20V battery
- Battery:4Ah Blue Ion lithium-ion battery included
- Blade:6 1/2 inches, 40 teeth
- Bevel capacity:-1° to 47°
- Cutting depth at 90°:2 1/8 inches
- Cutting depth at 45°:1 1/2 inches
- Weight:Listed as 14.88 ounces
- Guide track compatibility:Kreg 62-inch Guide Track, sold separately
Our verdict“Choose the Kreg if right-handed cut-line visibility and an included battery kit matter more than getting the guide track in the box.”
How We Picked
I ranked these saws around the decisions that matter when buying a cordless track saw: battery-platform fit, whether the listing is tool-only or a kit, the stated motor and voltage platform, and how readily the package appears to support a working setup. A tool-only model can be the better buy for someone who already owns compatible batteries, while a kit has a clear advantage for a first-time buyer who would otherwise need to purchase power components separately. I also weighed practical fit: a track saw is only useful when its track, blade, and accessories suit the cuts and materials a buyer plans to handle.
The ranking favors a balanced choice rather than the largest brand ecosystem or the fullest box. Makita’s XPS01Z takes the lead as the most broadly appealing tool-only option in this group, while its kit counterpart serves buyers who need a bundled setup. Milwaukee earns a distinct place for existing M18 owners; WEN’s battery-included package stands out for buyers starting fresh, and Kreg offers another kit-based route. Because the product information provided does not establish comparable cutting speeds, track lengths, or included accessories across all six listings, I avoid ranking on unsupported performance claims and advise checking the exact package contents before purchase.
| cordless track saw | Motor | Bevel range |
|---|---|---|
| Makita XPS01Z 36V | Brushless | -1° to 48° |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch | Brushless, variable speed | -1° to 47° |
| Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2-Inch | — | — |
| Makita XPS01PTJ 18V X2 | Brushless | — |
| WEN 20V Max Cordless 6.5-Inch | — | -1° to 47° |
| Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 6 1/2-Inc | — | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Cordless Track Saws
Picking among cordless track saws is less about choosing a familiar logo and more about matching the tool, battery supply, and track system to the way you work. These buying checks can help avoid paying for duplicate batteries or discovering that a saw package lacks a component your projects require.
Match the battery platform to your existing tools
Start by listing the batteries and chargers you already own, then check whether the saw uses that same platform. A tool-only saw can reduce duplication when you already have compatible batteries, but it becomes a less complete purchase when you do not. The Makita XPS01 models use an 18V X2 setup, while the Milwaukee is an M18 tool and the WEN and Kreg options use 20V platforms. Voltage labels alone do not tell you whether batteries are interchangeable, so verify the exact platform and compatibility. If you are adding several cordless tools over time, the value of a shared battery system can outweigh a small difference in the initial package. Avoid buying into a new platform based only on the saw; consider what other tools you may need.
Compare tool-only listings with complete kits
Package contents can make two versions of the same saw feel like very different purchases. The Makita XPS01Z is listed as tool-only, while the XPS01PTJ is a kit; WEN likewise offers a bare tool and a version with two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger. Before choosing, check exactly which batteries, charger, case, track, clamps, and blades are included in the specific listing. A bundle is useful only when its components fit your needs, and a tool-only listing may be smarter if you already own the right power gear. Buyers often compare the saw names but overlook the cost and effort of sourcing missing pieces. Make a checklist of what you need for your first cut before deciding which package offers better value.
Treat the track as part of the saw system
A track saw’s accuracy depends on the rail and how it is held in place, not just the motorized saw. Check whether a compatible track is included, what lengths are available, and whether rails can be joined for long sheet cuts. Think about the materials you cut most: breaking down full-size panels calls for a different rail setup than trimming doors or making shorter cabinet parts. Also check track compatibility before assuming one brand’s saw will fit another brand’s rail. A saw that seems like a strong package may still require extra spending if the right track, connectors, or clamps are absent. For repeatable results, budget for the whole cutting setup rather than the saw alone.
Choose battery capacity around your workload
Battery capacity affects how long you can work between changes, but a larger battery can add weight and may alter balance. Occasional sheet breakdowns and frequent jobsite cutting place different demands on a cordless saw, so think about the length and number of cuts in a typical session. The WEN 20691 listing specifies two 4.0Ah batteries, which gives buyers a clear starting point for a battery-included setup; other listings may not include batteries at all. Do not assume that a bundle’s battery capacity proves how many cuts you will get, since material, blade condition, and cutting technique also matter. If you already own several compatible batteries, rotating them may be more practical than buying the largest pack. Check the manufacturer’s guidance on battery compatibility and charging before pairing components.
Verify cut capacity and the blade setup for your materials
Before buying, compare the saw’s documented cutting depth and bevel range with the thicknesses and angles your projects require. A 6-1/2-inch blade format does not by itself tell you whether a particular saw can handle every cut you have planned. Check which blade is supplied, whether it suits the materials you cut, and what replacement blades are available. Fine-tooth blades can support cleaner panel cuts, while other tooth patterns may be better suited to different materials; match the blade to the work rather than relying on the saw label. Buyers sometimes focus on maximum depth and forget that a poor blade choice can leave more cleanup. If you regularly cut sheet goods or need bevel cuts, confirm those specifications in the exact model documentation.
Pay extra for the features your work will use
A more expensive package makes sense when it solves a recurring problem, such as missing batteries, a need for a second battery, or a specific platform preference. It is harder to justify paying for a bundle whose included parts will sit unused. For a beginner, a kit can simplify setup, but only if it includes the essentials and clear compatibility information. A professional who owns compatible batteries may prefer a bare tool and put the remaining budget toward tracks, clamps, or blades. Check details such as dust collection, adjustment controls, and available support before treating two saws as equivalent. The best value is the package that gets your intended cuts done with the fewest extra purchases, not necessarily the one with the most items in the box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy the Makita XPS01Z or the XPS01PTJ kit?
Both listings are for the Makita XPS01 18V X2 saw platform, so the central difference is the package rather than a separate saw category. The XPS01Z is explicitly tool-only, making it a natural fit if you already own compatible Makita batteries and a charger. The XPS01PTJ is presented as a kit and may suit a buyer who needs a more complete setup. Check the exact kit contents, since the listing name alone does not confirm every accessory or track included. If you have to buy batteries and a charger separately, compare that total against the kit before choosing.
Is a tool-only cordless track saw a sensible first purchase?
It can be, but only if you already own compatible batteries and a charger or have a clear plan to acquire them. Otherwise, the bare tool may leave you unable to work until you source the missing power components. You will also need to check whether a track and the accessories required for your cuts are part of the package. The WEN 20691 listing, with two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger, gives new buyers a more defined starting point than the WEN tool-only listing. Compare complete setup requirements rather than treating the saw body as the whole purchase.
Which of these cordless track saws makes the most sense for someone already on Milwaukee M18?
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL model is the clearest platform match in this lineup for an existing M18 owner. Shared batteries can make a tool-only purchase more practical and avoid adding another charger system. Still, confirm that your batteries are compatible with the saw and suited to the work you plan to do. Check the included track and accessories separately, since platform fit does not mean the package contains everything for a first cut. If you do not own M18 batteries, compare the full cost of getting started with the Makita or WEN kit options.
Are batteries and a charger enough to make the WEN 20691 ready for track cutting?
The WEN 20691 listing specifies two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger, which addresses the basic power setup. That does not confirm that a compatible track, clamps, or every accessory for your intended work is included. Check the product’s current package details and the manufacturer’s compatibility information before ordering. Also verify that the available track lengths suit your projects, especially if you plan to break down full-size panels. A battery bundle is a useful starting point, but the full cutting system still needs to match your workflow.
How should I choose between the WEN and Kreg 20V options?
Start with the exact package: WEN is represented here as both a tool-only saw and a kit with two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger, while the Kreg listing is a kit. Then compare which tracks, clamps, blades, and other accessories are included or compatible, since those details affect how quickly you can put either saw to work. Consider whether you already own batteries on either platform; starting a new platform has a longer-term cost beyond this purchase. The available product information does not establish a direct cutting-performance comparison, so avoid assuming one is faster or more powerful based only on the brand or voltage label. Pick the option whose confirmed package and support fit your projects.
Conclusion
Best overall: I recommend the Makita XPS01Z for buyers who want a capable cordless plunge-saw platform and already own compatible Makita batteries. Best value: The WEN 20V model with two 4.0Ah batteries and a charger is the clearest option for buyers who need power components included, while the tool-only WEN makes more sense for existing owners. Best premium or ecosystem pick: Milwaukee M18 FUEL is the choice for buyers already invested in M18; its tool-only status makes less sense for someone starting from scratch. Best for beginners: I would compare the Makita XPS01PTJ and WEN 20691 kits by their confirmed contents and select the one that includes the components you need. Best for a specific need: Choose the Kreg kit if its 20V platform and verified package suit your track setup, or the Makita XPS01Z if a bare tool on the 18V X2 platform is exactly what your shop needs. Before ordering any of them, confirm the track, battery, charger, and accessory details for the exact listing.
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