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Good review. My first Festool was the TS55 corded version with a vacuum years ago… With track. I recently purchased the TSC 55 KEB. My grandson has never done any woodworking before and he wants to build a desk and a bed for his room. I didn’t want him using the tablesaw yet and the anti-kickback feature on the TSC-55K REB I felt would be safer for him to learn on and my wife and daughter-in-law agreed. I also own the Festool HKC 55 saw and track for cutting 2x4 material along with their cross cut track. I bought the HKC55 to build a shed and a dock at my friends lake house. Well, technically he bought the HKC55 for me in exchange for building the shed and the dock. At the time there was zero power there so I used the Dewalt 1800, I think power station to run the Festool vacuum and charge the batteries as well as some of the house lights. Since then he had a generator installed and power lines should be up and running by this summer. For anyone looking to buy a tracksaw consider getting the tracksaw and vacuum at the same time. Or if you are buying a router or domino consider getting the vacuum and router or vacuum and domino, etc at the same time. You get a discount when you buy both together over buying them separately. Separately you pay full price. Festool rarely discounts anything and every Festool vendor sells for the same price. That way you can purchase it where ever you want to since the pricing is the same everywhere. If you are new to woodworking or don’t have a track-saw yet, read all the comments. There are good observations and first hand knowledge in the comment section. I also use my DEWALT power station to run the Festool vacuum and use the track and battery powered saw to cut plywood to size in the parking lot if the big box store doesn’t have some one to run the saw or it is broken…. Or just cutting bad. Good luck. If you purchase a Festool tracksaw of any style, you won’t regret it. You will say “why did I wait so long?”! I did!!! Get whatever brand floats your boat or your pocket book. Any dealer will let you try what they have and explain the features. Good luck! And good luck to anyone hopping to win the KREG track saw! Ron
I talk to Jeff from time to time and he is a really good guy always ready to offer advice to a beginner like me which that in itself is priceless between your videos and his advice y’all might make a decent woodworker out of me yet
@@joshuabray37 yes sir he is and a fountain of knowledge and the being a believer is what drew me to his videos that’s not common these days and especially for it to be a staple of someone’s persona on UA-cam
Good review. I have been using the TS-55 REBQ for three years now and love it, except for the cable, so am thinking of buying one of these cordless saws as a replacement.
Its always interesting to see any comparison, between an expensive tool (Festool) and one that is in the common price range (Kreg). Letting us know the differences and determine if the additional cost is worth it. What I haven’t see is a comparison between the Makita and Kreg, would really like to see that.
I would like to see a comparison. The features and price points are so radically different it would be interesting to see where the lower cost Kreg may come up short or where the added cost of the Festool is really worth the expense. Obviously, there is not "one size fits all" and fanboys will be fanboys, but I think this would be useful. Thanks for the great, informative video. BTW, my sanding blocks and dry lubricant you recommended in your earlier video arrived today, so my stationary tools will get a nice polish this weekend. Thanks for the recommendation.
I just went out and got the corded version (TS-55 FEQ F plus) today based on this video. Took me two months to save up. But decided on this over an upgrade to my table saw from a rigid portable. $700 table saw wouldn’t be much of a upgrade from it. So saving for a sawstop next!
Rob, I was one of those people too. Still am to a point. I admit I have recently taken a sip of the Festool green koolaid with a few of the less expensive tools (sanders & CXS drill/driver) and a CT26 dust collector. They are amazing tools and I'd recommend them to anyone. And these particular tools are in the price range of other brands. I use a DeWalt cordless track saw with my Festool tracks (YES, they work in spite of many people saying they're not compatible!) and have been happy so far. Does the Festool saw have more features than my DeWalt? Yes. Are these features more convenient? Yes. But since I already have my DeWalt, I'm not going to be switching over. Maybe if my DeWalt dies then MAYBE. But the Festool saw is considerably more expensive than my DeWalt. Also, in my opinion, the Festool dust collectors are the best system I've ever used, hands down worth every penny.
Matt, I have to say, it's all your fault I now own a few Festool rools (and I love them). I have the next smaller dust collector from your. I added the festool cyclone. While it's expensive, I haven't had to change a bag or filter yet. I have a Dewalt cordless track saw and it's great, but I think I would opt for a corded festool. Since I have the hose with the cord attached, it's no extra problem to have the cord plugged in.
I’ve watched your videos from years ago and I have to say these are awesome quality. Sometimes I have to take a step back and see how you show different things while you talk about them. It’s pro work!
👊 very kind of you to say Mr. Barber. We can't help everyone, but we can ALL help someone. Lord knows I've been helped in this journey more than once. Peace on ya!
I have the Kreg Adaptive Cutting System. It's served it's purpose but now looking to upgrade. Need at least 96" of track and battery powered means I don't have to be concerned about popping breakers or hiring an electrician to upgrade my power. That would cost $4500 as I need a new higher amperage box.
You know with what how you work and your attitude you deserve the awesome gifts you've been given as a thank you for what you do. It would be very interesting to see a comparison between the track saws
Saaaalute to the man that was a faithful public servant that put his life on the line every day for 13 years and followed God's prompting to chase your dream. YOU deserve our thanks! Keep on 731! 👊
What a nice guy..!! But festool..!! All day use - worth the money, occasional D.I.Y.use with sheet goods, any of the cheaper saws with a decent blade will do the job so long as you take the time to set them up. Also when trimming that splinter gaurd it is best to to be cutting into something as opposed to hanging it over the edge.👍
Here’s a tip …. Buy the Makita guide rail/track rather than the Festool, it’s about a third of the cost and is identical (no change in blade location/position like the Kreg guide you showed). I use the Makita XPS02ZU plunge saw over this Festool unit. It also has Bluetooth technology, is cordless and has all the same features but cost a LOT less. I also use the Makita VC4210L vacuum. It’s also bluetooth and turns on and off when you pull the trigger on the saw.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this saw. I’m looking for a better one than what I have and I have to say I love the features. I will be checking your other video on the kreg saw. Also thank you for giving us a chance to win. Good luck to everyone
Great review I have been thinking of getting a track saw but just can't afford it. So please put me into the running for your Kreg I do so enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
i had the kreg and upgraded to the festool. big difference in power and cuts. not to mention the dust collection on the festool far superior than the kreg. definitely worth the price. wish i would've bought the festool first before spending on the kreg first
@@edmancini1399 I’m a firm believer of you get what you pay for and spending the extra $$ was definitely worth it. I ended up buying the mft/3 set and no regrets
I looked at track saws as an alternative to table saws (the size of my workshop won't handle one). Do you think this is a good alternative to circular and table saws? I've looked at track saws as an alternative to the heavy skilsaw and craftsman circular saws my grandpa gave my dad and now suddenly I inherited in Oct. Now thanks to them I'm starting to do woodworking again, just have to update certain tools bc they are way too heavy for me.
I had the Kreg saw but sold it when I moved to the TSC 55K. The difference is night and day. I am getting incredible cuts in birch ply as well as melamine with the Festool. The thing that really turned me off on the Kreg was the fact that the rotational axis of the bevel makes the blade undercut the rubber strip which then ruins 90 degree cuts. I probably would have gone with the corded TS 55 F if it had been out at the time but being able to break down sheet goods in a parking lot put me at piece with having yet another battery platform :/
you can also use the 4.0 ahr batteries to reduce the weight even more. I have the same saw and for me it's all apart of the Festool ecosystem, MFT-3 , fence, guide rail, dust collection. Matt I did notice that you ran the saw off the track, be mindful that once the leading base guide ( the one you tighten to remove the slope on the track) is off the track you no longer have a track guiding the front of the saw. Sedge Tool has some really good videos for review.
In terms of the weight, not only does the weight matter, but the center of gravity will matter also. In other words, is there for weight pulling it forward or backward making it feel like it is heavier holding it up, etc.
I had as ts55 and now the kreg I personally like the kreg over the festool mainly because of the blade being on the left for the kreg. It felt weird to me to use the festool right handed
Yesssssss. First off, I can’t wait for the comparison. Secondly I want that kreggggggg. Your videos are what’s gotten me so into woodworking and the last two things I need are a router table and this kreggg, oh and probably more tooba for’s haha. How do I get in on the giveaway ???
Do the breakdown!!!!! Heck I’m just selfish and love any content you have or had put out especially when it’s about tools. I’m currently saving for a festool tape measure now only $199.99 left to go….. hahahaha just kidding
One slight difference is the Kreg saw is just a wee bit less money. The other is the Kreg saw can be used in conjunction with their table with mounted track which makes doing repeated cuts easy. Yes, do a review of the Kreg saw with table. I own one and think it is great, however it will not replace a table saw. Both have their uses.
Get a blade change hole plug, people 3D print them to sell, it noticeably increases dust collection. It's a cheap thing to add. You can get your logo on it too.
Love to see the comparison with the Wen 7 1/4" blade. Been look at it over Wen's 6 1/2" because it has a 5/8" arbor and the 6 1/2" has a 20 mm arbor. You get more blade options with the 5/8" arbor and a deeper cut.
@@sirbrewzalot The 6 1/2 does have the 20 mm arbor but the 7 1/4 has the 5/8". I've been researching the different makes to see which one to get. Can't afford the festool. Little out of my price range.
Do all USA versions come with the "IMPERIAL" scale for the depth of cut? Or do you have to add that? Yours is the first I've seen with IMPERIAL vs Metric - Disregard. I asked to soon - you answered further in the video. Thanx!
@@quiltedbyhanna the cord is alwsys wrapped around the dust hose so what would the difference be? Also anyone who owns anything festool has an extractor.
Buying another festool track are you made of money 💰 🤑 💸, Buy yourself the Evolution track the festool tracksaw fits and works perfectly. Plus the Evolution track is a fraction of the festool track price!!!. Don't waste your money, I too have the festool tracksaw and I use it on the Evolution tracks at almost 3meters long, the only festool track I own is the 800mm one. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧. P.s. Don't waste your money on the festool track buy the Evolution track that way if you ever damage it you won't feel as bad!!!
Now all you need is an MFT table then you can give away the ACS table as well. If you do get an MFT table, ditch the mounts and get some from Rob at Dash-Board Portable Workshop
I was just about to say which track saw do you think is better, and then you said that about reviewing them. I would like to see a comparison. I have a buddy who has the Kraig, and he said it works great, but he feels a small wobble every once in awhile
Love how you matched your watch band to festool colors! Proper convert :) And try the anti kickback on the kreg track then, it's further away from the blade like you demonstrated.
Always great to see these "supertools". I have used the Wen and the Makita. The Makita is hugely a better tool. Can I make do with the Wen? Of course, and for the amount of real world use it gets I can do some beautiful work with the Wen if used carefully and correctly, but I chose the Makita. I'm sure the Festool is a fabulous, spectacular incredible tool...... but I also drive a F150 XLT instead of the F150 Platinum Edition which costs almost twice as much. I get that some guys derive their identity from the cost and quality of their tools. All I care about is the quality of the final product, and I know the Makita easily gets me there at half the price.
Love the handcuffs in the background on the top shelf @ 1:33!! LOL. Peerless or S&W? I'm a peerless fan myself. I don't like the double locks on the S&W. Glad you don't have to use them every day anymore. Proud of you buddy...#BrotherInBlue
I've got a Wen, don't love it but it was $100. Would like to understand just how much better the Festool is. Does it have any 'play' left to right when it sits in the track like the Wen does, or is it rock solid?
With every Festool review, here come the haters that never have owned or even used a Festool, you have no dog in this fight, pony up the $ and then your opinion will be taken seriously
@@731Woodworks started me a channel myself from watching you. If it goes anywhere idc. I just love wood. Building. I got a bora trac system but that plunge will change the game
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Good review. My first Festool was the TS55 corded version with a vacuum years ago… With track.
I recently purchased the TSC 55 KEB. My grandson has never done any woodworking before and he wants to build a desk and a bed for his room. I didn’t want him using the tablesaw yet and the anti-kickback feature on the TSC-55K REB I felt would be safer for him to learn on and my wife and daughter-in-law agreed. I also own the
Festool HKC 55 saw and track for cutting 2x4 material along with their cross cut track. I bought the HKC55 to build a shed and a dock at my friends lake house. Well, technically he bought the HKC55 for me in exchange for building the shed and the dock. At the time there was zero power there so I used the Dewalt 1800, I think power station to run the Festool vacuum and charge the batteries as well as some of the house lights. Since then he had a generator installed and power lines should be up and running by this summer.
For anyone looking to buy a tracksaw consider getting the tracksaw and vacuum at the same time. Or if you are buying a router or domino consider getting the vacuum and router or vacuum and domino, etc at the same time. You get a discount when you buy both together over buying them separately. Separately you pay full price. Festool rarely discounts anything and every Festool vendor sells for the same price. That way you can purchase it where ever you want to since the pricing is the same everywhere. If you are new to woodworking or don’t have a track-saw yet, read all the comments. There are good observations and first hand knowledge in the comment section.
I also use my DEWALT power station to run the Festool vacuum and use the track and battery powered saw to cut plywood to size in the parking lot if the big box store doesn’t have some one to run the saw or it is broken…. Or just cutting bad.
Good luck. If you purchase a Festool tracksaw of any style, you won’t regret it. You will say “why did I wait so long?”! I did!!!
Get whatever brand floats your boat or your pocket book. Any dealer will let you try what they have and explain the features. Good luck! And good luck to anyone hopping to win the KREG track saw!
Ron
I bit the bullet and got the Festool saw and dust extractor. I did it primarily for the dust collection and I have zero regrets. It is a great saw
Awesome!
I talk to Jeff from time to time and he is a really good guy always ready to offer advice to a beginner like me which that in itself is priceless between your videos and his advice y’all might make a decent woodworker out of me yet
He seems like a great guy. I really appreciate his videos, and his perspective... It's also nice knowing he's a fellow believer.
@@joshuabray37 yes sir he is and a fountain of knowledge and the being a believer is what drew me to his videos that’s not common these days and especially for it to be a staple of someone’s persona on UA-cam
Good review. I have been using the TS-55 REBQ for three years now and love it, except for the cable, so am thinking of buying one of these cordless saws as a replacement.
Its always interesting to see any comparison, between an expensive tool (Festool) and one that is in the common price range (Kreg). Letting us know the differences and determine if the additional cost is worth it. What I haven’t see is a comparison between the Makita and Kreg, would really like to see that.
I would like to see a comparison. The features and price points are so radically different it would be interesting to see where the lower cost Kreg may come up short or where the added cost of the Festool is really worth the expense. Obviously, there is not "one size fits all" and fanboys will be fanboys, but I think this would be useful. Thanks for the great, informative video. BTW, my sanding blocks and dry lubricant you recommended in your earlier video arrived today, so my stationary tools will get a nice polish this weekend. Thanks for the recommendation.
Awesome!
Finally someone explained all the butttons on this saw, thank you!!!
I just went out and got the corded version (TS-55 FEQ F plus) today based on this video. Took me two months to save up. But decided on this over an upgrade to my table saw from a rigid portable. $700 table saw wouldn’t be much of a upgrade from it. So saving for a sawstop next!
Congrats! You'll love it!
I have an older Festool tracksaw, had it for 23 years now and still works perfect. I wish I had a reason to buy the cordless version lol
Yes! Full out comparison from a small shop/ beginner to intermediate woodworker viewpoint.
Your friend is definitely blessed for gifting you a Festool track saw with the track 🙏🏽 wow-wee
That Festool looks nice. As a beginner woodworker I would love to see the comparison between the Kreg & Festool. Thanks again Brother Matt 👊🏽
Let’s see it. I’m one of those people that feels festool is overkill. Especially for the weekend woodworker/hobbyist.
Rob, I was one of those people too. Still am to a point. I admit I have recently taken a sip of the Festool green koolaid with a few of the less expensive tools (sanders & CXS drill/driver) and a CT26 dust collector. They are amazing tools and I'd recommend them to anyone. And these particular tools are in the price range of other brands.
I use a DeWalt cordless track saw with my Festool tracks (YES, they work in spite of many people saying they're not compatible!) and have been happy so far. Does the Festool saw have more features than my DeWalt? Yes. Are these features more convenient? Yes. But since I already have my DeWalt, I'm not going to be switching over. Maybe if my DeWalt dies then MAYBE. But the Festool saw is considerably more expensive than my DeWalt.
Also, in my opinion, the Festool dust collectors are the best system I've ever used, hands down worth every penny.
Track saw, sander, router, vacuum are the festools that i chose to focus on. If only one get the vacuum or track saw
Matt, I have to say, it's all your fault I now own a few Festool rools (and I love them). I have the next smaller dust collector from your. I added the festool cyclone. While it's expensive, I haven't had to change a bag or filter yet. I have a Dewalt cordless track saw and it's great, but I think I would opt for a corded festool. Since I have the hose with the cord attached, it's no extra problem to have the cord plugged in.
lol you're welcome! Ha. They are green tools!
@@731Woodworks If I could afford these tools it would be my tool of choice
TSC 55 KEB Track Saw.
TSC 55 KEB Track Saw.
TSC 55 KEB Track Saw.
You're right. That's not easy. Great review!
Ha! Thanks 👍
I’ve watched your videos from years ago and I have to say these are awesome quality. Sometimes I have to take a step back and see how you show different things while you talk about them. It’s pro work!
I appreciate that Ryan!
Yes Matt, I would love to see a direct comparison of the track saws that you have in your shop. Thanks
Thanks
Those Festool batteries last pretty good too. I have 'em for the HK saw, which is awesome for taking the saw to the work.
I would like to see a comparison of the two, along with the Makita. Make it a full-on three way head-to-head showdown.
The world needs more Jeff Allred’s. 👊
👊 very kind of you to say Mr. Barber. We can't help everyone, but we can ALL help someone. Lord knows I've been helped in this journey more than once. Peace on ya!
I have the Kreg Adaptive Cutting System. It's served it's purpose but now looking to upgrade. Need at least 96" of track and battery powered means I don't have to be concerned about popping breakers or hiring an electrician to upgrade my power. That would cost $4500 as I need a new higher amperage box.
You know with what how you work and your attitude you deserve the awesome gifts you've been given as a thank you for what you do. It would be very interesting to see a comparison between the track saws
Thank you Rob
Saaaalute to the man that was a faithful public servant that put his life on the line every day for 13 years and followed God's prompting to chase your dream. YOU deserve our thanks! Keep on 731! 👊
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i would love to see head to head on these two tools
What a nice guy..!! But festool..!! All day use - worth the money, occasional D.I.Y.use with sheet goods, any of the cheaper saws with a decent blade will do the job so long as you take the time to set them up. Also when trimming that splinter gaurd it is best to to be cutting into something as opposed to hanging it over the edge.👍
great video well explain just buy one Gary from Ireland
Here’s a tip …. Buy the Makita guide rail/track rather than the Festool, it’s about a third of the cost and is identical (no change in blade location/position like the Kreg guide you showed). I use the Makita XPS02ZU plunge saw over this Festool unit. It also has Bluetooth technology, is cordless and has all the same features but cost a LOT less. I also use the Makita VC4210L vacuum. It’s also bluetooth and turns on and off when you pull the trigger on the saw.
Would like to see the kreg vs festool review but throw in the the Wen to as the budget option. Curious to see how it compares
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this saw. I’m looking for a better one than what I have and I have to say I love the features. I will be checking your other video on the kreg saw. Also thank you for giving us a chance to win. Good luck to everyone
Would love a WEN comparison
Awesome features. Share a comparison video soon...
Great review I have been thinking of getting a track saw but just can't afford it. So please put me into the running for your Kreg I do so enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
I would love to see a head to head comparison! I have a Kreg and am considering upgrading to Festool. Would love to see the difference!!!
i had the kreg and upgraded to the festool. big difference in power and cuts. not to mention the dust collection on the festool far superior than the kreg. definitely worth the price. wish i would've bought the festool first before spending on the kreg first
@@WillSurvive22 great info! I really love the Kreg, it sounds like I’ll really love the Festool even more.
@@edmancini1399 I’m a firm believer of you get what you pay for and spending the extra $$ was definitely worth it. I ended up buying the mft/3 set and no regrets
I would definitely like to see a side-by-side comparison video of the two. Thanks!!
I looked at track saws as an alternative to table saws (the size of my workshop won't handle one). Do you think this is a good alternative to circular and table saws?
I've looked at track saws as an alternative to the heavy skilsaw and craftsman circular saws my grandpa gave my dad and now suddenly I inherited in Oct. Now thanks to them I'm starting to do woodworking again, just have to update certain tools bc they are way too heavy for me.
I had the Kreg saw but sold it when I moved to the TSC 55K. The difference is night and day. I am getting incredible cuts in birch ply as well as melamine with the Festool. The thing that really turned me off on the Kreg was the fact that the rotational axis of the bevel makes the blade undercut the rubber strip which then ruins 90 degree cuts. I probably would have gone with the corded TS 55 F if it had been out at the time but being able to break down sheet goods in a parking lot put me at piece with having yet another battery platform :/
you can also use the 4.0 ahr batteries to reduce the weight even more. I have the same saw and for me it's all apart of the Festool ecosystem, MFT-3 , fence, guide rail, dust collection. Matt I did notice that you ran the saw off the track, be mindful that once the leading base guide ( the one you tighten to remove the slope on the track) is off the track you no longer have a track guiding the front of the saw. Sedge Tool has some really good videos for review.
I just got a track saw and I wish i would have gotten it sooner! Absolutely love it
Question concerning the power of the Festool. How would it deal with 8/4 cherry or maple?
Definitely do a comparison. I'm in the market for one and want to know if the additional cost is worth it. If I win the kreg even better.
In terms of the weight, not only does the weight matter, but the center of gravity will matter also. In other words, is there for weight pulling it forward or backward making it feel like it is heavier holding it up, etc.
Lets see the comparison!
Yes! See head to head!
I had as ts55 and now the kreg I personally like the kreg over the festool mainly because of the blade being on the left for the kreg. It felt weird to me to use the festool right handed
I’d like to see that breakdown as I love my kreg but looking for a cordless option
do we need to change saw blades when cutting sheet goods? which blade is best for cutting sheet goods?
Wow!
Yesssssss. First off, I can’t wait for the comparison. Secondly I want that kreggggggg. Your videos are what’s gotten me so into woodworking and the last two things I need are a router table and this kreggg, oh and probably more tooba for’s haha. How do I get in on the giveaway ???
Thanks! Details coming soon on the giveaway
@@731Woodworks cant wait!!!
Do the breakdown!!!!! Heck I’m just selfish and love any content you have or had put out especially when it’s about tools. I’m currently saving for a festool tape measure now only $199.99 left to go….. hahahaha just kidding
lol that's funny
One slight difference is the Kreg saw is just a wee bit less money. The other is the Kreg saw can be used in conjunction with their table with mounted track which makes doing repeated cuts easy. Yes, do a review of the Kreg saw with table. I own one and think it is great, however it will not replace a table saw. Both have their uses.
Get a blade change hole plug, people 3D print them to sell, it noticeably increases dust collection. It's a cheap thing to add. You can get your logo on it too.
Tape also
Love to see the comparison with the Wen 7 1/4" blade. Been look at it over Wen's 6 1/2" because it has a 5/8" arbor and the 6 1/2" has a 20 mm arbor. You get more blade options with the 5/8" arbor and a deeper cut.
Other Festool products use metric blade arbors, pretty sure it's going to be 20 mm.
@@sirbrewzalot The 6 1/2 does have the 20 mm arbor but the 7 1/4 has the 5/8". I've been researching the different makes to see which one to get. Can't afford the festool. Little out of my price range.
what are the rpm's with both batteries running?
Please compare the Kreg & Festool
Done it here ua-cam.com/video/VO6_Tcjrflc/v-deo.html
I came for the comparison! Please!
Hey. I’d really like a close comparison between the Mileaukee and Festool cordless track. Have you made that yet… I didn’t find in a quick search.
I have in the Milwaukee Review here ua-cam.com/video/eUbb2fCgaYE/v-deo.html
Would love to see a comparison of the Kreg and festol!
Coming soon
Do all USA versions come with the "IMPERIAL" scale for the depth of cut? Or do you have to add that? Yours is the first I've seen with IMPERIAL vs Metric - Disregard. I asked to soon - you answered further in the video. Thanx!
It comes with both metric and imperial
Did you purchase that or was it "gifted" ?
Throw a Mikita track saw in there for the review head to head to head 👊🏻
How is it being cordless really a benefit if you're using it for wood working? When doing so you'll have a hose for dust collection.
It's still 50% less cords but the included dust bag does collect a lot of dust.
@@quiltedbyhanna the cord is alwsys wrapped around the dust hose so what would the difference be? Also anyone who owns anything festool has an extractor.
Buying another festool track are you made of money 💰 🤑 💸, Buy yourself the Evolution track the festool tracksaw fits and works perfectly. Plus the Evolution track is a fraction of the festool track price!!!.
Don't waste your money, I too have the festool tracksaw and I use it on the Evolution tracks at almost 3meters long, the only festool track I own is the 800mm one.
As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
P.s. Don't waste your money on the festool track buy the Evolution track that way if you ever damage it you won't feel as bad!!!
the friction strip on the bottom of the Festool (probably the Makita too) slips less than cheaper ones.
Absolutely on the comparison
Now all you need is an MFT table then you can give away the ACS table as well. If you do get an MFT table, ditch the mounts and get some from Rob at Dash-Board Portable Workshop
I would like the comparison, I just bought the Kreg.
Thanks!
I was just about to say which track saw do you think is better, and then you said that about reviewing them. I would like to see a comparison. I have a buddy who has the Kraig, and he said it works great, but he feels a small wobble every once in awhile
Thanks. I'll get to work on that video!
Would love to see a comparison! Still trying to decide what track saw to purchase!
link for that apple watch band? :)
Yep, please do a comparison with the Kreg!
Just purchased with your link brother! Happy to support your mission. UPDATE: STILL IN STOCK y'all! Mine just shipped :)
Awesome thank you!
Love how you matched your watch band to festool colors! Proper convert :) And try the anti kickback on the kreg track then, it's further away from the blade like you demonstrated.
How did your project runway audition go?
I think a full comparison would be great!
I’ve been looking at getting one of these. But they are expensive!! When is the giveaway for the Kreg? Oh love your shirt by the way.
Giveaway will be in a few weeks probably
Is there anything we need to do to get entered?
I would definitely like to see a comparison video of all three track saws
This company puts out a top notch tool, That's for sure.
I do think there's overprised
Always great to see these "supertools". I have used the Wen and the Makita. The Makita is hugely a better tool. Can I make do with the Wen? Of course, and for the amount of real world use it gets I can do some beautiful work with the Wen if used carefully and correctly, but I chose the Makita. I'm sure the Festool is a fabulous, spectacular incredible tool...... but I also drive a F150 XLT instead of the F150 Platinum Edition which costs almost twice as much. I get that some guys derive their identity from the cost and quality of their tools. All I care about is the quality of the final product, and I know the Makita easily gets me there at half the price.
The festool kit is $800 and the Makita kit is $600 so about a $200 difference
I would love to see the comparison between the Kreg and the Festool. I’m in the market and would love to know more before I make a decision.
Love the handcuffs in the background on the top shelf @ 1:33!! LOL. Peerless or S&W? I'm a peerless fan myself. I don't like the double locks on the S&W. Glad you don't have to use them every day anymore. Proud of you buddy...#BrotherInBlue
S&W these were the cuffs issued to me when I started.
I'd love to see a comparison video and a chance to win the Kreg!
Do you think you could do a video talking about how you do taxes with a small woodworking/UA-cam business
It's a hard video to do because you creep into the tax and legal advice that I can't speak to. I recommend a CPA, that's what we do now.
Do comparison please. You had me sold on kreg but now I'm curious 🤔
I've got a Wen, don't love it but it was $100. Would like to understand just how much better the Festool is. Does it have any 'play' left to right when it sits in the track like the Wen does, or is it rock solid?
Festool and Kreg are both rock solid on the track
Great info
Not related to woodworking but where do you get those awesome shirts??? I would love to pick up a few myself
Most come from Kerusso.com this one was from Etsy so I put the link to it in the description of this video
Way to sell out to Fest tool.
lol okay.
Would love to see a comparison of this vs the kreg vs the wen.
Nice video
How is the battery power when cutting a piece of wood that is 2 in or thicker
Ut oh..... you got the Festool bug now..... I have 6 Festools right now myself!
I would like to see an comparison. Thank you!
Informative review
I'd like to see that comparison
I would like to see a comparison with the WEN
Nice!
With every Festool review, here come the haters that never have owned or even used a Festool, you have no dog in this fight, pony up the $ and then your opinion will be taken seriously
I like your tee shirt. Where can I get one?
I put a link in the description to the shirt
Have the Kreg track saw been gave away yet?
not yet. Details coming soon
@@731Woodworks started me a channel myself from watching you. If it goes anywhere idc. I just love wood. Building. I got a bora trac system but that plunge will change the game
Let's see a comparison thank you and God-bless
Please do a comparison video