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Considering taking the Plunge on a Festool TS55 saw
On Jul 29, 1:55*pm, Andrew Barss wrote:
There's a 10% off detail on this (expensive) saw, and I am seriously tempted. *Anyone have any reasons NOT to get one? *I have a good tablesaw, but the ability to deal with sheet goods and natural-edge boards with the Festool is REALLY appealing. * I bought the TS-55, pretty much just to break down sheet goods for the table saw. I didn't see any reason to go for the larger TS-75, though the price difference is minimal (considering the cost of the 75" rail). |
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