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So you'd definitely recommend basic straight edge vs the rip cut from kreg? Just abit annoying since I don't really have enough room to store a 8ft straight edge so I'd have to get a 4ft and do half the cut then unclamp it and move it

I use osb and contri board quite alot for shelfs and desk tops etc, I only make stuff for my self and family and don't really want to be spending heaps on a good track saw hence why I suggested a cheaper ryobi or the rip cut guide from kreg.

I am starting my woodworking journey by building my 2nd workbench (dedicated to woodworking) and want to know your suggestions. I'd need to rip 8 ft long OSB Sheets. Should I buy something like the Kreg rip cut and mount it on my Dewalt circular saw or would I be better off buying a cheap track...

I'm ready to start my woodworking journey very soon since I loved doing it at school only made a few planters and a toolbox but looking forward to learning woodworking and making some cool stuff!