Festool TS 60 K Plunge-cut Saw: An Introduction

Festool plunge-cut saws have been setting the standard for saws for decades. The TS 60 K is redefining this yet again. Festool expert Carl present you with the versatile TS 60 K. It is easy to use and offers the unrivalled opportunity to combine it with the cross-cutting guide rail.
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[@jason-hh6lu]

I love how this this fits on the FSK rails too. 👍🏻😊

[@lenkuffert7428]

When is this coming to North America?

[@Yoggoth]

Looks great!

[@colinjaques9864]

Great saw love it just keep your blades sharp .

[@carpenterjonathan]

Hope they have a new designed dust port attachment? As the old ones would just simply click out!

[@danthechippie4439]

Didn't festool have a 75? I have the 55 but if I was in the market for another saw surly it makes more sense to buy the larger 75 or has that been discontunied?

[@Torres913]

Ts75 is still in the range. Depends what you want from a plunge saw I guess. This works on the FSK rail and doesn’t seem to be much heavier than the TS55 and seems to be a bit stronger and gives more options of depth of cut

[@noseudian]

It's more of a replacement for the TS55. It has the same form factor and similar weight. Only reason to buy a TS55 now is if you can't do without a riving knife. The option to use the FSK rails is just huge and makes the decision against a TS55 even easier.

[@Modestas_Gardziu]

Cannot get an answer from customer support over the emails.
Maybe someone here could help me with this saw?
After cutting with TS60 my midi vac doesn't switch off all the time, it works perfectly fine with other Festool tools.
I plug saw to the vac do a cut, saw motor stops extractor no, it continues to run until manually switched off or cable from the saw is unplugged.
Other tools works well, for example sanders stops then after 2-3 s vac stoops.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Thanks

[@sirjosht]

Sounds like a fault with the saw, for whatever reason it's still drawing power after it stops, have you tried different plug it cords? Send it back in for a warranty repair

[@DeviloftheHelll]

hmm it is supposed to have the best dust extraction if i remember, yet very fine dust in large amount escapes clearly in the video while cutting

[@noseudian]

He ist cutting 50mm oak, no way to catch dust from the bottom.

[@Yoggoth]

This happens when cutting thin strips