Cordless Track Saw: Makita or Festool?

[@LinhNguyen-jg6qq]

With Ryan's kzbin.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan, I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!

[@jaybrandsma]

I’ve been binge watching your channel since coming across it last week. Brilliant work, mate, and the music is perpetually top notch 👍🏼

[@Bear57501]

Dude so have I don’t worry. It’s awesome

[@JoseCruz-pg3hx]

Me too!

[@whaleudder8453]

Cameron is my favourite character in the Scott Brown Cinematic Universe

[@Hedriks]

I like them all. From the carpenters, salesmen, sparky's tilers, painters, scaffolders.... and even the hardware stores

[@timsmith1292]

I've been using both on a job for 8 months and I can say absolutely that cordless Festool on Bluetooth with Festool extractor wins %100 and its only a bit more pricey. If your taking the plunge go FEZ trust me! You also get free insurance and there warranty is faultless if something goes wrong. Been in the game 33 years.

[@youiyoui9942]

Thanks

[@woodplay13]

​​@samsingh2042 everybody knows that but still they are buying track saw with battery. Vacum with battery is not efficient, only if you are using for cuts, if you need cleanig customer house after drilling walls, conecting cabinets...battery one is not good.Im now with makita tools and batterys system and I love it. Biscut joiner, drills ect. I tryed festool tracksaw and vacum with my coleague carpenter and that feeling of using festool tools is great. Souch better touch and details better than on any other tool. I own einhell track saw with cmt blade and karcher industrial vacum all corded. All together 300€. Geting jobs done with new blade 58 tooth super clean cuts, razor sharp. Already two weeks Im watching youtube videos about track saws and vacums...Festool ts 55 battery version 1300€, festool corded vacum midi 1 700€. 2000€. Why I dont go with makita system same setup for 1000€ with 18V batteries which I already own. Or why I dont stay with not profesional einhell and karcher which paid themselfe 20 times and get job done. ..bla bla you canot come to customer house with non professional tool, you dont look serious...its not that. Its sickness to spend money on things which you maybe dont need in that moment but you dreaming about it.🤪🤗 pardon me on my english, gretings from croatia

[@je-fq7ve]

You made no mention that Makita has a scoring function and can also lock the saw inside the trac. The scoring function is nice for cutting plywood veneers without tearout. The lock keeps the saw and guide act as one. Things like blade changes are minor importance for most woodworkers.

[@harleymutt8542]

I have both the corded and cordless Makita. They are very well built and use them every day. One thing you forgot to mention is the makita has a tab to lock it on the rail whereas Festool does not not. Very handy on 45 degree cuts.

[@ridgmont61]

Which is better - I am about to buy one.

[@harleymutt8542]

@@ridgmont61 Makita cordless all the way.

[@H3001]

Not only you're showing us quality work, but the music used in your videos is simply dope !

[@paulmcgeoch2603]

Not a lot of point buying “cordless”when you’re still tethered with the vacuum hose.

[@perrinekld7451]

Not when you got a makita backpack vacuum

[@zaneh6224]

@@perrinekld7451 That makes no sense, the last thing you want on your back is a vac when doing Carpentry work

[@hamishgoodley7208]

Exactly. I find some things are going a but OTT with "cordless" these days. For myself I will always have a mix of electric with some cordless tools

[@paulmcgeoch2603]

Look like a right plonker wearing a backpack. I love my tools but some are just a complete waste of time

[@justgregnow]

So you'd rather deal with a cord and a hose then just a hose? In my opinion dealing with just the hose is half way better then dealing with both!

[@ph00ny1]

My father loved his festool saws for cutting commercial grade wall panels. Even his employees loved using it. For regular framing and plywood cutting, makita all the way for him

[@troysmeets173]

Yess perfect timing. Always brighten up my day when you upload!

[@moroccandiycreators5966]

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[@sparx2391]

I bought the Bosch corded track saw, brilliant bit of kit, the rails lock together really well, I also bought the 18v bosch circular saw too, which the made to fit the rail, so it does come in handy.

[@bartfoster1311]

I got a real deal on the makita tracksaw, although it isn't the bluetooth version. Found it at a pawn shop almost new and talked them down to US $220 for the saw, cases, double charger and 2x5.0 ah batteries. I use this saw way more than I thought I would! It is great! I did have to get some tracks separately but it was worth it.

[@julianweiser9985]

You monster...

[@michaelfairchild]

Everytime I browse tools by price and Festool comes up, I know I went to far.

[@giovannibecali4306]

This is just my opinions : you don't need an cordless plunge saw as long as you use dust extractor 110v or 240v

[@ericjames5163]

...and the Makita saw fits on the Wen tracks too. I needed short tracks for portability to jobs, and the 40" wen have been doing good so far. The splinter tapes and glide tapes moved when they got hot in my car. Track saws and then the cordless saws can really change workflow in a good way.

[@BZ1340]

I use a foot pedal switch to turn on my vacuum as needed. The Bluetooth looks very finicky. Inside carpentry youtuber use a festool clamp system for holding the track. That was slick.

[@etchels85]

That rebar bender is a beast, and Cameron seems like a top builder

[@jimfeaster4837]

The festool fits on makita track ?

[@je9661]

Good video Scott. I have the cordless Makita when I bought it it came with four batteries for 329 you can't beat that

[@sumguyonabike8776]

You can when festool batteries last 4-5 longer than makita ones 😉

[@dano253]

I’ve been cutting Scyon cladding with the makita cordless and FC blade, I’d never go back to the old way. It makes for precise cuts on the corner moulds especially when you’re doing high walls,

[@haydenw6585]

Hey Scott if your using the vacuum hose then might as well clip cord to hose to keep things tidy as I could see the blue tooth system being temperamental and time waster my 2 cents, I have the corded makita 3 years now in pro use. Hey what gazebo brand are you using?

[@sionn1]

Wow amazing timing, was literally trying to make this decision this week!

[@moroccandiycreators5966]

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[@campbellbuilt]

My company owns both festool and makita platforms. I was concerned buying the festool ts55 just from battery performance. From my experience makita battery’s last longer and the charger is twice as fast. Money really wasn’t a factor why we chose the makita however all the tracks purchased have been festool. Then buy mafell dust bag fits makita saw also.

[@johnryder6853]

Love the vids 👍 just a quick question what would you recommend battery or corded track saw?

[@james-jq8sk]

Scott, Cameron and Paerau, what a great bunch of guys...brilliant vid as per usual...

[@ramage1954]

G'day Scott. Would you go with battery or mains? You need a vacuum anyway, so is there a huge advantage in cordless? 🤔 I'm considering the DeWalt as it has the riving knife and the track is double sided. You can have one for bevel and the other for straight. The Makita seems to be the one most favoured on KZbin reviews for the price. Always looking forward to your next video. Thanks Bruce

[@stevenvachon9745]

You guys are carpenters so the Makita is no doubt sufficient but are they accurate enough for cabinet making? I've been having problems with my Makita corded track saw (running out /squarness) so I am considering the cordless festool for better accuracy (and convenience)

[@cashmoney7497]

Perfect. I just started on the makita platform even though im already on Milwaukee. But Milwaukee doesnt have a tracksaw that i know of. So makita it is

[@rhaudriokeefe7951]

Go on ebay and look at battery adaptors.. milwaukee to makita.. save you a few quid

[@petepistachio8229]

Red China actually has a track saw. They are testing it on the rubes in Europe before they screw the North American suckers. I mean red chinettes. I mean consumers. Damn autocorrect.

[@jakoj2098]

@@petepistachio8229 could only see a circ saw with track base but no full shroud

[@Etna.]

Hi there! I don't see the benefit of a cordless tool, if you also hook it up to a vac. I love the Makita tracks and have a TS-55 myself. The riving knife was the reason for me. Sadly often underrated in its usefulness. I would tend to buy a Makita skill saw as I am also in the Makita system already. By the way: Wouldn't a crosscutting guide rail as a FSK 420 be useful for your work as a carpenter? Regards, Etna.

[@sw5334]

I also have the TS-55 and 75, I agree with you, don't see the need to cordless if you are hooking it to a vacuum, just plug it in and set to auto, no bluetooth to worry about. I actually just sold off my FSK/HK set up. Found I only really liked it for cutting stair stringers. Otherwise I have multiple mitre saw sizes I would rather use for cross cuts.It ended up being another tool I had to carry around but didn't use.

[@Etna.]

Fair enough. I haven't used those tracks myself and was just wondering. In Germany it seems to be the case that without such a saw by Mafell you're not a real carpenter. Too expensive for me but everyone building a terrace seems to use them. I would just use my plunge saw with my DIY crosscut track. But hey, I don't this work so often.

[@zackfishle1009]

Thanks for the insight. No wonder Cameron has all the fun tools. Looks like a big job.

[@deroobj]

Thanks for solid work in the review. Glad Cameron/Kameron is doing alright!

[@moroccandiycreators5966]

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[@gerardbduff]

Hi Scott love the videos. Could you compare the Makita to the Dewalt track saw

[@bane1855]

This vid needs a re-edit you missed out “ Scott brown here “ !!!

[@kreeson.]

What paper do u use to plan ur projects as in to design etc? Looking for recommendations Fantastic work. I’m loving the content on your channel

[@BigWillieFPV]

You can get a Bluetooth remote for the festool vac wrap it around the hose where it plugs into the tool, I’ve just got the vac and have the Makita tracksaw. I’ve also got the small Makita brushless 18v dust extractor, thanks for sharing lads

[@tapsulinka]

There is lots of Makita users who are writing how good it is but I give you just few reasons why real professionals are using Festool or Mafell. 1) clients do pay for the finishing quality. When you make just once mistake when cutting because not so good depth regulation system, then you have lost easily more money that the price of the saw 2) When you have the kickback, the same results can be happening. If you brake valuable plate then you not only do not loose money of that plate (sometimes eg. kitchen countertops are having long delivery times, can be expensive) but also working time and it do cost money. If a worker do broke his wrist, then me as his bosss, are in deep trouble, not only he If you are cutting just plywood etc which are not finishing material, then you can use also the saw you buy from Lidl. I have one (bought because it was cheaper with guide rail that just the guide rail of Makita which fits to Festool) and I can work with it when there is not worries about the best quality

[@woodplay13]

​​@samsingh2042 everybody knows that but still they are buying track saw with battery. Vacum with battery is not efficient, only if you are using for cuts, if you need cleanig customer house after drilling walls, conecting cabinets...battery one is not good.Im now with makita tools and batterys system and I love it. Biscut joiner, drills ect. I tryed festool tracksaw and vacum with my coleague carpenter and that feeling of using festool tools is great. Souch better touch and details better than on any other tool. I own einhell track saw with cmt blade and karcher industrial vacum all corded. All together 300€. Geting jobs done with new blade 58 tooth super clean cuts, razor sharp. Already two weeks Im watching youtube videos about track saws and vacums...Festool ts 55 battery version 1300€, festool corded vacum midi 1 700€. 2000€. Why I dont go with makita system same setup for 1000€ with 18V batteries which I already own. Or why I dont stay with not profesional einhell and karcher which paid themselfe 20 times and get job done. ..bla bla you canot come to customer house with non professional tool, you dont look serious...its not that. Its sickness to spend money on things which you maybe dont need in that moment but you dreaming about it.🤪🤗 pardon me on my english, gretings from croatia

[@RussellBond13]

I have the Festool HKC 55 EB 18v. Track is attached to saw, great for framing. If you don’t have the bluetooth batteries You can always just turn the vac on.

[@agustikj]

You should check out the Mafell Tracksaw. You can connect two tracks without straight edge , one 18v battery (Cordless Alliance, so metabo battery's), better dust extraction and faster blade change.

[@JW77]

If your track saw grabs then the blade is probably misaligned. My makita was. After adjusting the shoe plate never grabbed again and the cut was a lot cleaner.

[@15harry1561]

The Festool tracksaw is a joy to use.No real need for cordless when hooked up to the vac.

[@connectedlocally1868]

I decided with festool plug in since ill always have a vac hose attached anyway. We are on the Makita platform as well, but sometimes we pick and choose certain tools like this and our nailers

[@woodplay13]

​​@samsingh2042 everybody knows that but still they are buying track saw with battery. Vacum with battery is not efficient, only if you are using for cuts, if you need cleanig customer house after drilling walls, conecting cabinets...battery one is not good.Im now with makita tools and batterys system and I love it. Biscut joiner, drills ect. I tryed festool tracksaw and vacum with my coleague carpenter and that feeling of using festool tools is great. Souch better touch and details better than on any other tool. I own einhell track saw with cmt blade and karcher industrial vacum all corded. All together 300€. Geting jobs done with new blade 58 tooth super clean cuts, razor sharp. Already two weeks Im watching youtube videos about track saws and vacums...Festool ts 55 battery version 1300€, festool corded vacum midi 1 700€. 2000€. Why I dont go with makita system same setup for 1000€ with 18V batteries which I already own. Or why I dont stay with not profesional einhell and karcher which paid themselfe 20 times and get job done. ..bla bla you canot come to customer house with non professional tool, you dont look serious...its not that. Its sickness to spend money on things which you maybe dont need in that moment but you dreaming about it.🤪🤗 pardon me on my english, gretings from croatia

[@southhillfarm2795]

It's hard justifying a Festool purchase. But when I buy them and use them it's so nice to use. My track saw is 12 years old and used a lot in the shop and the site for ripping. Great for ripping hardwood boards to get one side straight so I can dimension the board on the table saw. Much easier this way.

[@kevinrusso6849]

Hi Scott , an Aussie carpenter here , I see that you are using a canopy over your work area , I have been thinking of going this way as well. What's your thoughts on this setup ?

[@Frenchcanadiancarpenter]

Honestly, I have the DeWalt 54V cordless track saw and damn it work really well ! Combine with the remote and the 54V dust extractor it's just awesome

[@zackfishle1009]

Thanks for sharing. That's what I wanted to hear. Is the extractor worth the large expense? My current small vacuum was $30 and a good contractor grade is under $100 around here.

[@Frenchcanadiancarpenter]

@@zackfishle1009 it's a totally different animal, the wireless remote is awesome and can fit with whatever the brand and tool, but the major point is that it's not a vac but a dust extractor, so it's made to be OSHA compliant 👌🏼 just like a festool dust extractor.

[@zackfishle1009]

@@Frenchcanadiancarpenter Sounds cool. Do you like it?

[@Frenchcanadiancarpenter]

@@zackfishle1009 I love it. But in the other hand, the festool and the Makita are more refined track saws, but the cordless dust extractor from Makita have a big lack of CFM compare to the DeWalt.

[@jaco177]

Though more expensive, the Mafell MT55 is superior to both and has an easier and more accurate track joining system. I had the Festool and enjoyed using it but returned it after trying a friend's Mafell.

[@NikosAnimals]

why Mafell is better than airstream?

[@healing2gether]

Have you used the Dewalt 60v track saw to compare as well? Thanks, Adam

[@capemaster123]

I was working on a project when you posted this video. Fumbling with a straight edge and circular saw, Finally had enough of it and ordered the makita track saw! Got one in the mail on the way. Can't wait!!

[@jessejohnson1557]

And also the makita track saw runs a thinner blade to compensate for less power, we found that out the hard way cutting beams and had the blade wonder into our rail ! Didn’t have the problem with the festool but we were pushing the limits of the saws with what we were cutting so....

[@jamatoke]

I have that makita cordless track saw and it has been faultless. One word of warning I have a 3m makita track and a 1.4 festool track and need to adjust the cams on the track saw to sit snugly every time I swap. Pretty minor but can get irritating real fast.

[@christianness8983]

I'm excited for the 40v track saw. If you can, please do a review on it as soon as you can get your hands on one.

[@cliftonobrien588]

I have both the corded and cordless makitas. only real difference is the corded saw will rip solid timber with less wining about it. also the cordless takes a super thin kerf blade, so if your using two saws on the same tracks, the rubber will be off slightly

[@recommit]

Have the Makita cordless & absolutely love it. They do need to sell replacement rubber for the tracks as blade changes often sees the new blade sitting slightly different to the previous one & the rubber ends up too trimmed.

[@MaxCherry4170]

They definitely do sell replacement rubbers, just need to shop around online where you are. I'm in the UK and they are quite easy to find, hopefully the part number is the same where you are: 423360-7 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Makita-423360-7-Rubber-Guide-Rail-Splinter-Guard-3m-SP6000-/181717733435

[@BigKeith510]

Hey Scott, Love the videos man. 2 years ago I bought a cheap corded WEN track saw. It just stopped working so this time around I'm going to get a quality saw. Would you get a corded Makita or a cordless?

[@ReversXC]

Hi. cool awning. tell me the model and where can I buy it?

[@daafrsn7651]

I have the makita one for over a year now i love it

[@d.beaumont9157]

It's a miserable Sunday here in the UK, this video fare cheered me up. I think were going to stick with the makita system, like you said its expensive changing to another platform. Good to see Cameron.

[@johnjock6052]

Real nice guy Cameron is, always has a smile and a laugh.

[@abdcontractingltd]

Hey Scott, just bought the Makita. there's a black strip on the guide rail where the blade rides and it seems the blade interferes with it when plunging the saw. Do I just cut the strip back on my first pass?

[@harrygirgin9093]

Always good to see Cameron. He is the best. Has all the best tools.

[@sirjaymun8972]

When you are cutting on 45 degrees makita has a tool on de blade that you put out en slides in the track. Sorry for bad english

[@OmarGarcia-bi7jq]

sir Jaymun nothing wrong, perfect 👌🏽

[@QODQDJQ3232]

Today, we use Makita's track saw for a cutting effect display, you can see that the cut out of the cut has no burst edge and no cracking, so our kunlun tooth diamond saw blade, installed on the track saw can do not burst edge

[@jungsongong1886]

hi Scott， do you have any recommendation for a DIY use track saw? not too expensive.

[@paulguilfoil8930]

I bought my Makita cordless tracksaw a year ago. I don't see the AWS button on it. Is there a new model of the tracksaw that I must buy to have that feature, or am I missing something? BTW, I have been using a "remote" switch for my vacuum. $10 at Home Depot. It plugs into a wall receptacle and the vacuum plugs into it. The small remote button hangs on a lanyard around my neck. Just before I pull the trigger on whatever cordless tool I'm using, I push the remote and start the vacuum.

[@Nehbur]

Thank you, you made up my mind. And yes, having a cordless track saw and then have a vacuüm hose is a bit silly in my opinion. I'll go with the corded version. Nothing more annoying than losing power mid-cut.

[@ILoveAnchovies334]

Mikita works great. As I’m sure the festool is also great. But is it twice as good as the Mikita? I doubt it. So why should I spend twice as much for something that’s only a fraction better?

[@woodplay13]

​​@samsingh2042 everybody knows that but still they are buying track saw with battery. Vacum with battery is not efficient, only if you are using for cuts, if you need cleanig customer house after drilling walls, conecting cabinets...battery one is not good.Im now with makita tools and batterys system and I love it. Biscut joiner, drills ect. I tryed festool tracksaw and vacum with my coleague carpenter and that feeling of using festool tools is great. Souch better touch and details better than on any other tool. I own einhell track saw with cmt blade and karcher industrial vacum all corded. All together 300€. Geting jobs done with new blade 58 tooth super clean cuts, razor sharp. Already two weeks Im watching youtube videos about track saws and vacums...Festool ts 55 battery version 1300€, festool corded vacum midi 1 700€. 2000€. Why I dont go with makita system same setup for 1000€ with 18V batteries which I already own. Or why I dont stay with not profesional einhell and karcher which paid themselfe 20 times and get job done. ..bla bla you canot come to customer house with non professional tool, you dont look serious...its not that. Its sickness to spend money on things which you maybe dont need in that moment but you dreaming about it.🤪🤗 pardon me on my english, gretings from croatia

[@mattchibi]

Aw mann Shout outs Kameron and that beast Hikoki at the end. Just seeing that now. Formwork guys are the toughest guys, I'm saying it now and I've been saying it all along!

[@leekebouw]

I have the battery festool always use the bagg it works good enough

[@MustPassTruck]

Wonder how long until they change the track saw over to the new 40v(36v) batteries or go crazy and have an 80v(72v) track saw.

[@aaronduarte9508]

I have used both makita and fedtool corded, but Recently purchased the new Dewalt flex volt cordless track saw. Amazing. You should check it out.

[@brians5539]

Paerau mentioned what I always wonder if your going to hook up a hose is it really worth the money for cordless. Great video

[@matthewdaniels478]

It gives you the options of being completely detached, especially in places you don't need dust extraction and have no mains electricity.

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

Getting rid of an electric cable is worth it. For me it really made a difference. When I have more cuts to do on the job site, especially kitchen remodelling, one tangling/dangling thing less attached to your saw is a win.

[@2adamast]

It's also an excuse for a smaller saw, what I have a small saw without the weight of the batteries is worth it for me.

[@daafrsn7651]

I have a makita battery vacuum cleaner too so yes its worth it

[@kizzjd9578]

@@daafrsn7651 which vacuum do you have?

[@20Macdonald09]

What make is your pop up Gazebo, I’m a carpenter in Scotland 🌧 so been needing one, it’s long overdue. Nearly ruined my Festool Kapex using it outside in the winter, cost £400 to get it repaired 🤦‍♂️

[@gordonclark7632]

No, I don't want a cordless tracksaw. I have a corded Makita. I am watching because I like your channel.

[@IsaacC20]

No riving knife on the makita though and they took the riving knife feature from the (cordless) festool *Pull hair* . A lot of people crying about it getting in the way - just make it removable. Wouldn't touch either saw if there isn't a riving knife. Battery is moot if you're tethered with a hose.

[@thetoolmat8632]

Saw a makita model KS511DZ, I believe a 5 inch self contained dust shroud circular saw, says it cuts 47mm at 90 degrees. Are these available over in your area? (not available in the USA) If yes - what are they pricing them at? they have a 12v and an 18v model, I am interested in the 18v which I believe is the model number I listed here. Thanks for festool vs Makita review - I am moving into the makita zone, just purchased the. Rear handle 7 1/4” circular 36v, comes with two 5ah batteries, double slot charger and the sale included 2 additional 5ah as a bonus for $249US , Home Depot has the bonus 5ah battery deals on many makita products until August I believe, so it's a no brainer to go with the Makita track saw. (I listed the pricing here as a reference for those not in the USA)

[@chrissd08]

Im looking to buy a tracksaw, do you secure the track before cutting or simply lay it on top of the material and it stays put?

[@mattchibi]

Its so fucking hilarious to hear Scott say "Oh now there's dust all over the ground." For us chippy's who still aren't as EVOLVED and don't have vacuums- that's like a small amount of dust LOL. Fuck I need to get one... I'm tired of sweeping, man.

[@mrpoopypants9586]

Aarrrghhhhh ... bought the Makita yesterday on special. Didn't think to get the bluetooth! I've got a Festool vac, didn't realise the Makita had a plug-in bluetooth unit. Back to the shop in the morning! Saved by another exciting video from Scott Brown Carpentry ... Thanks! PP

[@mantis9243]

Hey @Scott, Great videos! What's the name of the angle tool at the 57sec mark? I'm looking for a slim T-bevel style angle finder! Does anyone know?

[@mikegoodwin4632]

Great video! I would love to see the whole space when completed. LOVE the plywood finish with the black reveal!!!

[@mykalimba]

More than anything else in your videos, I love the camaraderie that you have with your mates. Together, you appear to be "buds for life".

[@Happychappy555]

Try the mafell cordless tracksaw literally the best saw ever

[@johnpreecesmith978]

Have you tried mafell tracksaw. They also make the best & most expensive jigsaw. The tracksaw though is sane price range as festool.

[@darren5294]

Some Festool stuff is only slightly more than top end tools from other brands like jigsaws but everything else in their line up is other worldly for price. So many brands are stepping up their game these days that you really don’t need Festool.

[@hotdog160]

great.. Just bought the makita angle rail attachment and it doesn't fit with my festool tracks... WHY !!!?

[@vikassm]

Nice comparo! We're so spoilt by the variety of tools available these days! Gotta love technology. I still rock a true cordless hand saw from time to time. No batteries, no cord, no vacuum. The way it works the hell out of my right bicep, no gym membership needed 😂😂 #Respect for the nation builders who did all the work by hand back in the day!!

[@radekzgarba4052]

What are the best and worst options?

[@weltonlocklear7481]

How well does the Makita fit on the Festool track

[@antonhiett2843]

37 years old and I'm starting to geek out over joinery work ......been in the game for 20 years as wel🤣l. Good video mate. I'm all makita so I think ill go for the makita rail saw,makes sense . 👍🏾

[@maverickleadership6801]

Scott, do you learn all these things as you go or have you done a lot of this before?

[@farbraum-innenausbau]

The Festool Bluetooth sender to activate the Vacuum is on the Batteries. So you must have had Batteries without Bluetooth. Or you don’t have a Bluetooth receiver in your Vacuum. For your Festool Vacuum there is a receiver available. I have it on my older Festool CTL36EAC as well. 😉

[@farbraum-innenausbau]

Festool 202097 Fernbedienungsset, blau www.amazon.de/dp/B0794ZWFLR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_BB8AEbQEHN0TN

[@oneillcfc7921]

I have cordless festool... with bluetooth battery and ctm midi 2019 version.. with bluetooth dongle. So i can also hook it up to my cordless dewalt saw 🤪

[@oneillcfc7921]

4 batterys.. also and fastest charger so takes 30 minutes to charge a 5.2 amp battery

[@henrytaufua7534]

What's that contraption that bends and cuts rebar? That thing packs alot of torque

[@PrinceMannofficial]

I have makita cordless. I guess you forget to mention 1 extra thing which makita plunge saw have that is you can lock it while you doing 45 deg cut. So it dosent fall.

[@Spangocico]

Cameron is such a cool. really interesting how different you 2 seem to be project wise

[@jessejohnson1557]

A point to be made is the full setup up with saw, rail, two or more batteries and charger is actually cheaper with festool... or atleast it was last I checked !

[@georgemuff5482]

I find that hard to believe. I purchased the Makita cordless, 2 - 55" rails, and 4 batteries for less than the Festool corded with one 55" rail. I added the Makita 39" rail which tipped me $20 over the Festool corded with the one rail. Note that I did not buy the bluetooth model. Instead I use a simple remote control outlet with the remote attached to my saw. An extra button push but it has worked well.

[@bluewanderer9903]

At that price point I chose mafel mt 55c corded version. Best tracks ever, high torque cuprex motor, quiet enough considering its a saw, 0 dust when used with vacuum(this was the first thing I had tested, in the house on carpet under very bright led light, couldnt see or taste any dust ☺ and that was with crap shop vac), sturdy and stable clamps very fast to set (not needed for most jobs as tracks wont slip even on high gloss materials), very quick bewel set one lever only for both sides that goes -1° to 48°, etc... I was suspicious about lack of second handle, now I understand why it isnt needed. Can use it on other tracks like makita and festool if needed. Or I would have went for makita, couldnt justify the price of festool with ther low quality underpowered motors.

[@woodplay13]

​​@samsingh2042 everybody knows that but still they are buying track saw with battery. Vacum with battery is not efficient, only if you are using for cuts, if you need cleanig customer house after drilling walls, conecting cabinets...battery one is not good.Im now with makita tools and batterys system and I love it. Biscut joiner, drills ect. I tryed festool tracksaw and vacum with my coleague carpenter and that feeling of using festool tools is great. Souch better touch and details better than on any other tool. I own einhell track saw with cmt blade and karcher industrial vacum all corded. All together 300€. Geting jobs done with new blade 58 tooth super clean cuts, razor sharp. Already two weeks Im watching youtube videos about track saws and vacums...Festool ts 55 battery version 1300€, festool corded vacum midi 1 700€. 2000€. Why I dont go with makita system same setup for 1000€ with 18V batteries which I already own. Or why I dont stay with not profesional einhell and karcher which paid themselfe 20 times and get job done. ..bla bla you canot come to customer house with non professional tool, you dont look serious...its not that. Its sickness to spend money on things which you maybe dont need in that moment but you dreaming about it.🤪🤗 pardon me on my english, gretings from croatia

[@woodplay13]

I wil try now to consider mafell as well, thanks

[@lesandbev]

hi i got the makita cordless tracksaw, its well worth the money and its not bad for weight.

[@keithellison3901]

Can you do an update review of that fancy hammer? I am looking at the dalluge, I love the look but not sure on the handle.

[@jbernhoft]

Your video style definitely reminds me of Casey's video style. Great job Scott

[@alext8828]

Is it odd that they don't wire for the vacuum right inside the hose? Why bother with Bluetooth? The hose should be the connection to tell the vacuum to start and stop. No?

[@Mat-gonna-attack]

I want a track saw but I want to know if you think the cordless version has any benefit? It seems like the kind of tool that you'd want connected to a vacuum anyway so why not get corded?

[@mlindholm]

I use mine to cut down sheet goods at the home center, and have a cordless vac to use with it, so I’m not leaving AS big of a mess, like a jerk, but if you have a vehicle large enough for full sheets (van, truck, etc) that’s not as useful a feature.

[@ShivaKrishnan]

The only thing Kameron needs in that van is a bar fridge with a few cold ones in it.