- When does Festool run sales?
- Festool rarely discounts its tools directly. Deals usually come from authorized dealers clearing stock or bundling accessories, and they are most common around spring and the end of the year. Prices on this page are shown with the store and date, so check those before buying.
- Where is Festool cheapest?
- Festool sets minimum advertised prices, so most authorized dealers list the same price for a given tool. The savings come from bundles, free accessories or Systainer inclusions rather than a lower sticker price. Compare the exact kit number, since the included batteries and chargers change the value.
- What is the difference between the TPC 18/4 and the T 18+3?
- The TPC 18/4 is a four-speed drill driver with higher torque and a brushless motor, aimed at heavier drilling and driving. The T 18+3 is the older three-speed model, lighter and usually cheaper. Both use Festool's 18V battery platform.
- Is the TS 55 track saw worth it over a circular saw?
- The TS 55 runs on a guide rail, so it cuts straight, splinter-free edges without a separate straight edge. It also connects to a dust extractor, which keeps cuts clean. The trade-off is cost: the saw and rails add up quickly compared with a basic circular saw.
- What is Festool's return policy?
- Returns are handled by the dealer you buy from, not by Festool directly, so the window and conditions depend on that store. Festool also offers a repair service for tools out of warranty. Confirm the dealer's return terms before ordering.