RazorGage RazorOptimal Pocket Hole

Optimizing saw system with pocket hole Drilling and Cabinet face frame scribing. 
RazorGage produces both a standard RazorOptimal optimizing saw and an industrial pocket hole machine option. With the RazorOptimal pocket hole drilling saw, face frame parts come off the machine ready for assembly making this a great tool for cabinet making.

The RazorOptimal programmable saw system with the industrial pocket hole machine option is just one of our many professional woodworking tools. It is fully customizable and capable of transforming your cutting operation. With the precision of our RazorGage RG3 Automatic Saw Measuring System and the power of our pocket hole drilling down–cut saw, we created a highly accurate, optimizing saw system to streamline your processes unlike any other pocket hole drilling machine on the market.

The RazorOptimal pocket hole cutter features specialized crayon–defecting technology, enabling cut optimization and minimizing the amount of good stock going to waste while attempting to get rid of defective spots. First, the operator marks defects on the material. Then, the saw system scans the material for crayon marks and optimizes remaining parts to fit into the defect–free areas. This automatic defect detection feature means avoiding splits, knots and other wood defects without wasting quality materials.

Additional RazorOptimal Pocket Hole Saw Features 
• Windows Tower PC operation on a large, color hi–resolution touchscreen monitor. 
• Easy to use software with room to store thousands of cutlists. Optimize and sort cutlists into thousands of groups according to multiple criteria. 
• Optimized defect detection technology maximizes usable material between crayon marked defects 
• Automatic top, left and right intelligent clamping 
• Paper label printing or printing directly on material 
• Part length accuracy varies with application but ±.005" is possible
• Optional RazArray sorting light grid can be added to further improve operational efficiencies and reduce mistakes