Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV
60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV
60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.
On 3/17/2023 4:08 PM, Leon wrote:
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the
TSV 60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a
scoring blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with
this saw.
I'd rather have splinter-free cuts be a thing of the future. ;-)
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV
60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring
blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:08:19 PM UTC-5, Leon wrote:
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSVI do not do finish cuts with a track saw. I use it to break down plywood to sizes that can be handled on the tablesaw. So the new tracksaw would add nothing for me.
60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 3:54:01 PM UTC-4, Bob Davis wrote:
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:08:19 PM UTC-5, Leon wrote:Ummm…why wouldn’t it add the ability to do finish cuts?
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV 60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.I do not do finish cuts with a track saw. I use it to break down plywood to sizes that can be handled on the tablesaw. So the new tracksaw would add nothing for me.
IOW…if a track saw was able to do finish cuts, why wouldn’t
you change your method?
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 4:40:27 PM UTC-5, DerbyDad03 wrote:I have a Festool tracksaw and a Sawstop industrial table saw.
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 3:54:01 PM UTC-4, Bob Davis wrote:
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:08:19 PM UTC-5, Leon wrote:Ummm…why wouldn’t it add the ability to do finish cuts?
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV >>>> 60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoringI do not do finish cuts with a track saw. I use it to break down plywood to sizes that can be handled on the tablesaw. So the new tracksaw would add nothing for me.
blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw.
IOW…if a track saw was able to do finish cuts, why wouldn’t
you change your method?
I do not have an elaborate set up to ensure exact rip and cross cut accuracy with track saw that I get with the table saw. I view the table saw as the gold standard for precise, repeatable cuts, regardless of how good the track saw does finish cuts.
On 3/19/2023 4:55 PM, Bob Davis wrote:I have a Festool tracksaw and a Sawstop industrial table saw.
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 4:40:27 PM UTC-5, DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 3:54:01 PM UTC-4, Bob Davis wrote:
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:08:19 PM UTC-5, Leon wrote:Ummm…why wouldn’t it add the ability to do finish cuts?
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV >>>> 60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring >>>> blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw. >>> I do not do finish cuts with a track saw. I use it to break down plywood to sizes that can be handled on the tablesaw. So the new tracksaw would add nothing for me.
IOW…if a track saw was able to do finish cuts, why wouldn’t
you change your method?
I do not have an elaborate set up to ensure exact rip and cross cut accuracy with track saw that I get with the table saw. I view the table saw as the gold standard for precise, repeatable cuts, regardless of how good the track saw does finish cuts.
I cut a lot of sheet goods and end up with pretty big pieces, ie. 23.75"
by 57", cabinet bottoms. This is difficult to do on a TS as it is
beyond most rip/cross cut capacities. If I can easily make a cut on a
TS, I use the TS but I very often, including the kitchen redo, that I am
in the middle of, make final cuts with the track saw.
Because I have a portable work bench, 40" x 96", to lay sheet goods on I
can very easily make accurate cuts with the track saw. FWIW I DO NOT
use a tape measure to mark my cuts for the track saw. I use a
Woodpeckers story stick.
Will I buy this new Festool saw? Probably not as I get pretty decent
cuts with the TS75 and cross cuts in sheet good are 99% of the time
hidden inside a dado. And if my first cross cut is a shallow one, to
score the veneer, I get little to no tear out. But if I got rid of the
TS I would probably get this saw.
On Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 8:55:41 AM UTC-5, Leon wrote:I have a Festool tracksaw and a Sawstop industrial table saw.
On 3/19/2023 4:55 PM, Bob Davis wrote:
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 4:40:27 PM UTC-5, DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 3:54:01 PM UTC-4, Bob Davis wrote:
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:08:19 PM UTC-5, Leon wrote:Ummm…why wouldn’t it add the ability to do finish cuts?
Festool is getting prepared to introduce a new tracksaw. It is the TSV >>>>>> 60 KEB. This track saw has an additional blade that acts as a scoring >>>>>> blade. Splinter free cuts should be a thing of the past with this saw. >>>>> I do not do finish cuts with a track saw. I use it to break down plywood to sizes that can be handled on the tablesaw. So the new tracksaw would add nothing for me.
IOW…if a track saw was able to do finish cuts, why wouldn’t
you change your method?
I do not have an elaborate set up to ensure exact rip and cross cut accuracy with track saw that I get with the table saw. I view the table saw as the gold standard for precise, repeatable cuts, regardless of how good the track saw does finish cuts.
I cut a lot of sheet goods and end up with pretty big pieces, ie. 23.75"
by 57", cabinet bottoms. This is difficult to do on a TS as it is
beyond most rip/cross cut capacities. If I can easily make a cut on a
TS, I use the TS but I very often, including the kitchen redo, that I am
in the middle of, make final cuts with the track saw.
Because I have a portable work bench, 40" x 96", to lay sheet goods on I
can very easily make accurate cuts with the track saw. FWIW I DO NOT
use a tape measure to mark my cuts for the track saw. I use a
Woodpeckers story stick.
Will I buy this new Festool saw? Probably not as I get pretty decent
cuts with the TS75 and cross cuts in sheet good are 99% of the time
hidden inside a dado. And if my first cross cut is a shallow one, to
score the veneer, I get little to no tear out. But if I got rid of the
TS I would probably get this saw.
I think the day that you get rid of your TS, I will be attending your funeral. :-)
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