Festool576119 TS 75 EQ-F-Plus-FS Plunge Cut Circular Track Saw with 75-Inch Guide Rail

Love this saw! I’ve been wanting to buy a track saw for a long time. Well worth the cost. This saw makes precise cuts that are so clean no sanding is needed. Basically no need for a table saw unless I’m cutting this boards.

Wish I had bought one years ago. Very pleased with the track saw.

I was initially worried about this tool because I’ve heard festoon track saws were underpowered. I bought to cut 1.5 inch white oak slabs and it has been slicing them like butter with a perfect edge that I glued together without a visible seam. I wish I had bought this sooner.

Love this product. Cuts better than any saw I have

I made an 8 drawer record cabinet with 3 foot long drawers. Try as I may, I could only improve but not quiteget the components truly square....so I bought this kit with the 75" guide rail. Awesome. I have since bought the 55" rail too for everything less than 45" in length. Immediate results for the better. And with the aftermarket TSO gear I bought for the precision repeatability I required, I saved money over Festool counterparts that in reviews had garnered complaints. I notice the cost is always high while the purpose of the tool support gear doesn't do as well as the competition. I am happy with the aftermarket clamps I got and the rest from TSO. The saw feels true and accurate gliding down the rail. The motor is sufficient without overkill to do the job. I went corded as the alternate takes two batteries! Two batteries with 45 min to charge up again. I didn't want those prices to eat me alive on spare batteries, etc. Very happy with both this saw, guide rail and anti splinter device and happier still with the support stuff of the competition.

Really happy with my purchase. Just wish I had bought it sooner as would have made a lot more cuts right the first time

I have wanted one of these for a long time. It did not disappoint. Great machine

So far this has been a decent saw. It has plenty of power to cut solid hardwood. I was able to straight cut rip a solid piece of mesquite that was 6' long and 5" thick using the full blade depth, then flip and do it again from the other side to complete the cut. I used the dedicated rip blade and went fairly slowly. This is some really hard wood! The one thing I just can't seem to get past is the unbelievable amount of plastic parts on this thing. I did experience some kickback when starting the cut.The anti-kickback features did not seem to work effectively until the saw was fully engaged in the cut.Time will tell if it stands up to use and wear.