ACME Tools has Festool Plunge Cut Track Saw w/ Transparent Sliding Sight (577422) on sale for $899 - Extra $150 Off (automatically applied in cart) = $749. Shipping is free.
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This offer is part of ACME Tools Black Friday VIP Deals; $150 Off or 35% Overall Savings
Designed to work w/ the entire Festool saw system w/ cutting depth up to 2-7/16", the unique kickback stop protects your workpiece and helps to minimize the risk of injury
Offer valid only for November 22, 2023 or while pricing/supplies last
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ACME Tools has Festool Plunge Cut Track Saw w/ Transparent Sliding Sight (577422) on sale for $899 - Extra $150 Off (automatically applied in cart) = $749. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member b00gersugar for finding this deal
Note, ensure you add the product to cart for pricing
This offer is part of ACME Tools Black Friday VIP Deals; $150 Off or 35% Overall Savings
Designed to work w/ the entire Festool saw system w/ cutting depth up to 2-7/16", the unique kickback stop protects your workpiece and helps to minimize the risk of injury
Offer valid only for November 22, 2023 or while pricing/supplies last
Interesting! Is Festool becoming more flexible with discounting? Does it have something to do with Milwaukee releasing there track saw? I have the Festool 75 (need the depth of cut) and am still thinking about picking up the Milwaukee based on the positive reviews.
Interesting! Is Festool becoming more flexible with discounting? Does it have something to do with Milwaukee releasing there track saw? I have the Festool 75 (need the depth of cut) and am still thinking about picking up the Milwaukee based on the positive reviews.
I actually got one on Amazon for 200 bucks a few years ago. Surprisingly works really well. I've owned a festool back in the day too so I have something to compare it too.
Is this the model with the scoring blade? Also, too bad it couldn't be ordered for less without the guide rail for those that already have all the rails they need.
The track saw patent has expired for a while now. Every major saw company now has a version of the plunge track saw, and they all work pretty well. The next patent to fall is Festool's domino.
Is this the model with the scoring blade? Also, too bad it couldn't be ordered for less without the guide rail for those that already have all the rails they need.
Is this the model with the scoring blade? Also, too bad it couldn't be ordered for less without the guide rail for those that already have all the rails they need.
TSV is the scoring model I thought this was the scoring one too, the box at the leading end of the saw always makes me think the scoring model.
I'm a bit of a Festool whore. I have the TSC55 and the TS75 for track saws in the shop - and absolutely LOVE them. This is a heck of a deal. Some advice, for what it's worth, take a look at the Makita tracks. They work perfectly with the Festool track saws.
The track saw patent has expired for a while now. Every major saw company now has a version of the plunge track saw, and they all work pretty well. The next patent to fall is Festool's domino.
And the sawstop in like 2 years!
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I'm a bit of a Festool whore. I have the TSC55 and the TS75 for track saws in the shop - and absolutely LOVE them. This is a heck of a deal. Some advice, for what it's worth, take a look at the Makita tracks. They work perfectly with the Festool track saws.
Is there really no difference between them? I've heard many people say Makita is "almost" as good, but lacks some sort of tilt retention tab (or something like that) and maybe not as much QC on the accuracy side. But I have 2 55" Festool tracks, and would really like a single 110", but can't bring myself to shell out $400. A different brand (like Makita) are half the cost of Festool tracks, or less.
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Looks like the only discount on the scoring model is with track:
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Without and no discount
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