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DeWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX 6-1/2" Cordless Brushless TRACKSAW (Tool Only, DCS520B) Expired
$252.35
$479.99
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CPO Outlets via Newegg has DeWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX 6-1/2" Cordless Brushless TRACKSAW (Tool Only, DCS520B) on sale for $252.35. Shipping is free. Thanks homeoftheben
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Includes: 60V MAX* 6-1/2" (165mm) TRACKSAW, Blade and Blade Wrench.
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DEWALT DCS520B FLEXVOLT 60V MAX 6-1/2 in. Cordless TRACKSAW (Tool Only) $252.35
CPO Outlets is selling the tracksaw bare tool on sale at NewEgg.
I'm only seeing 350+ elsewhere, so seems like a steal.
Just upgraded my storage and tablesaw table so I figured I'd share it with the rest of you. Keep in mind the bare tool will not come with tracks or a battery.
https://www.newegg.com/p/30B-001M...lsrc=aw.
CPO Outlets is selling the tracksaw bare tool on sale at NewEgg.
I'm only seeing 350+ elsewhere, so seems like a steal.
Just upgraded my storage and tablesaw table so I figured I'd share it with the rest of you. Keep in mind the bare tool will not come with tracks or a battery.
https://www.newegg.com/p/30B-001M...lsrc=aw.
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Battery tracksaws are even better if you work with sheet goods and don't have a truck or trailer to transport them with.
Tracksaws can also be used to joint edges of rough-sawn lumber
FYI: This Dewalt track saw uses a proprietary rail. You can't use it for other track saws, and you can't use other track saw rails for it.
Makita, Festool, Wen, and a number of other tracksaw MFRs can use the same tracks.
I wouldn't bother trying to roll your own. At the "all in" numbers you mentioned, the Makita one is worth a look instead (I think it's generally more well-liked, plus it doesn't use a proprietary rail like the Dewalt):
https://www.acmetools.c
Comes with a rail, and two sets of batteries for $499 - $25 off coupon.
Not a bad price vs retail, and cheaper than any other system, but nothing different vs any other day of the week.
I have M18 tools and I wish Milwaukee would bring their EU version to the states.
I'm thinking about just making my own track and sleds using 8020 extrusions and glides. It's coming out cheaper than track only, if it works.
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Yeah. Seems like a good price but more then I'd spend without tracks.
That being said I've also not really seen these go on sale often. So if you really wanted one it would probably be a good opportunity. I've seen the Makita battery one go on sale a bunch
Not a bad price vs retail, and cheaper than any other system, but nothing different vs any other day of the week.
I have M18 tools and I wish Milwaukee would bring their EU version to the states.
I'm thinking about just making my own track and sleds using 8020 extrusions and glides. It's coming out cheaper than track only, if it works.
i'm sure they're Chinese Knockoffs
but on a real note...
they're a store front, like everybody else now. these aren't actually "sold" by them, it's still CPO Outlets.
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An edge guide / straight edge is not a track saw track
Battery tracksaws are even better if you work with sheet goods and don't have a truck or trailer to transport them with.
Tracksaws can also be used to joint edges of rough-sawn lumber
FYI: This Dewalt track saw uses a proprietary rail. You can't use it for other track saws, and you can't use other track saw rails for it.
Makita, Festool, Wen, and a number of other tracksaw MFRs can use the same tracks.
https://www.acmetools.c
Comes with a rail, and two sets of batteries for $499 - $25 off coupon.
Battery tracksaws are even better if you work with sheet goods and don't have a truck or trailer to transport them with.
Tracksaws can also be used to joint edges of rough-sawn lumber
FYI: This Dewalt track saw uses a proprietary rail. You can't use it for other track saws, and you can't use other track saw rails for it.
Makita, Festool, Wen, and a number of other tracksaw MFRs can use the same tracks.
I wouldn't bother trying to roll your own. At the "all in" numbers you mentioned, the Makita one is worth a look instead (I think it's generally more well-liked, plus it doesn't use a proprietary rail like the Dewalt):
https://www.acmetools.com/shop/to...ar-saw-kit [acmetools.com]
Comes with a rail, and two sets of batteries for $499 - $25 off coupon.
Battery tracksaws are even better if you work with sheet goods and don't have a truck or trailer to transport them with.
Tracksaws can also be used to joint edges of rough-sawn lumber
FYI: This Dewalt track saw uses a proprietary rail. You can't use it for other track saws, and you can't use other track saw rails for it.
Makita, Festool, Wen, and a number of other tracksaw MFRs can use the same tracks.
I wouldn't bother trying to roll your own. At the "all in" numbers you mentioned, the Makita one is worth a look instead (I think it's generally more well-liked, plus it doesn't use a proprietary rail like the Dewalt):
https://www.acmetools.com/shop/to...ar-saw-kit [acmetools.com]
Comes with a rail, and two sets of batteries for $499 - $25 off coupon.