The cyms 70 saw, surly its only useful for short trim and short skirting boards? A 5 or 6 inch standard skirting board will not stand upright in that saw, but you could lay it flat with any other saw
So weird. I bought my KSC60 yesterday, but the body looks like the SYMC70 (for the button arrangement). It has the rods and everything of the KSC60, just the buttons look differently.
wow I wonder why the KSC 60 is any better than any other miter saw you were just too busy throwing workhorse beast etc. at it without explaining what makes it better than say a bosch, dewalt or milwaukee. A lot of talk with little information.
Thank you for the feedback - the purpose of this video was to compare the Festool Mitre Saws to each other (rather than other brands) and in doing that, we just wanted to give a surface level overview on what sets one of these saws apart from the other. That said, I will take your feedback on board and will try and include more info in future videos :) - Dan
The cyms 70 saw, surly its only useful for short trim and short skirting boards? A 5 or 6 inch standard skirting board will not stand upright in that saw, but you could lay it flat with any other saw
So weird. I bought my KSC60 yesterday, but the body looks like the SYMC70 (for the button arrangement). It has the rods and everything of the KSC60, just the buttons look differently.
wow I wonder why the KSC 60 is any better than any other miter saw you were just too busy throwing workhorse beast etc. at it without explaining what makes it better than say a bosch, dewalt or milwaukee. A lot of talk with little information.
Thank you for the feedback - the purpose of this video was to compare the Festool Mitre Saws to each other (rather than other brands) and in doing that, we just wanted to give a surface level overview on what sets one of these saws apart from the other. That said, I will take your feedback on board and will try and include more info in future videos :) - Dan