Setup - BORA Rip Guide with Saw Plate + Rip Handle, BORA 544008

BORA Rip Guide with Saw Plate + Rip Handle, BORA Cutting System Rip Guide for Circular Saws, 544008

PRECISE RIP CUTS AND CROSSCUTS: Get straight accurate rip cuts and crosscuts up to 24 inches (610mm) wide on the sheet material you are breaking down.
REPEATABLE ACCURACY: The Bora Rip guide allows you to make repetitive rip cuts and crosscuts, while improving your accuracy and saving you time.
SAVE TIME: The Rip Guide by BORA will eliminate the need for marking and measuring each cut. Lock in your measurement and saw for accurate cuts every time. Now you can confidently make multiple cuts at once.
EASY SETUP: Three simple steps and your Rip Guide is set up! The Saw Plate stop allows you to quickly setup your saw every time.
STABILITY: Large ergonomic Rip Guide handle ensures a solid grip. The aluminum rail attaches securely to the Saw Plate for confident cuts.
USE WITH LEFT- AND RIGHT-HAND SAWS: Securely fit most left- and right-hand circular saws to the BORA Saw Plate and Rip Guide.

[bernarddouthit]

This is great as I haven't been able to find any good videos on how to mount a saw in the Bora saw plate. It also seems like Bora has a newer plate - but it could be older - that doesn't have any tracks in the middle, but has an adjustment track down the left. I just got the guide and saw plate that you have and have the same issue. I was trying to find a way to attach the metal bracket to the back of my saw, but I couldn't - although I think I can set it up on the left side to use as a bit of a guide as it comes in contact with the edge of the saw's metal plate, a Ryobi 7 1/4 in. Even as I've tightened the screws on the top the saw still seems to move a bit to the left and right in the saw plate (They should call it a sled). I've got four, 68 inch vertical cuts I need to make to trim up the edges of some custom doors I am making so I want the cut to be as straight as possible. Have you researched the other saw plate that Bora sells?