: A more powerful option with a 60mm cutting depth, designed for thicker solid wood and kitchen worktops. It includes KickbackStop technology that instantly stops the blade if it binds, protecting both the user and the workpiece.
: The 1400mm (approx. 55") rail is the standard, but longer rails are available for ripping full 8-foot sheets without joining them.
: When paired with the Festool Guide Rail and the clip-on splinter guard, the saw provides a virtually splinter-free finish on both sides of the cut. buy festool plunge saw
: The first plunge saw with a built-in scoring function , perfect for high-end sheet goods like melamine where a splinter-free finish on both sides is critical.
: Choose the right blade for the task (e.g., fine-cut for veneer, panther blade for ripping solid wood, or laminate/HPL blades) to maximize cut quality. : A more powerful option with a 60mm
: When used with a Festool CT Dust Extractor, the enclosed housing captures nearly 100% of sawdust, which is critical for working in finished homes. Corded vs. Cordless (TSC Models)
: Offers identical performance to the corded version but uses a twin-battery (36V) system. It is the top choice for fit-out carpenters moving between rooms. Essential Accessories to Consider Investing in the saw is just the beginning of the "system": 55") rail is the standard, but longer rails
: A heavy-duty "beast" for deep cuts up to 75mm (approx. 3"), ideal for ripping thick slabs and solid timber. Key Performance Features