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Guys!
Its now been a couple of years since Festool (HK55/HK85/HKC55) released their versions of Mafell’s cross-cut plunge saws (KSS300/KSS400/KSS40) does anyone else think that Makita/Dewalt/Bosch etc will follow suit and release saws that the rails stay attached to?
In Europe DeWALT has a version of their standard circular saws that are track compatible.
Yeah I’ve seen the DCS576, great idea but no function to allow the rail to stay attached and have the pins slide underneath for angle adjustments.
Absolutely love and cherish MY Mafell KSS 40. My money is on Makita to be the first to make one.
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Absolutely love and cherish MY Mafell KSS 40. My money is on Makita to be the first to make one.
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God I hope so! So tempted to pick up a HKC
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@JimboS1ice I usually just borrow a circular saw from work guys but maybe one day if I see a need to get a more traditional circular saw I might consider the HKC 55. I am looking at getting the TSC 55 free battery and 10% vac deal right now.
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God I hope so! So tempted to pick up a HKC
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Got it love it