Key Features
Digital Cut Control
The Festool 577372 CSC SYS 50 EBI-Basic-Set Cordless Table Saw lets you set blade height and bevel angle on the digital display to within 0.004" (0.1 mm). That means repeatable cuts without eyeballing settings or second-guessing fence setup.
Cordless Table Saw Power
The dual 18V battery setup and brushless motor are built to give this cordless table saw jobsite-ready cutting power. You get the portability of cordless without giving up the kind of output needed for solid wood rip cuts.
Systainer-Compact Build
This saw is built to pack down into a Systainer-sized footprint for transport and storage. If you work punch list, trim, cabinet installs, or interior finishing, that compact format matters every time you load in and out.
Overview The Festool 577372 CSC SYS 50 EBI-Basic-Set Cordless Table Saw is a portable cordless table saw built for precise finish work, trim fitting, and clean jobsite ripping and crosscutting. This is a table saw designed for interior finishing and mobile cutting where accuracy matters as much as portability. Model Number: 577372. If you need workshop-style control in a saw you can actually carry to the job, this is the whole point of the CSC SYS 50 platform. What makes this saw different is how much control it gives you in a very small footprint. Festool built in digital adjustment for blade height and bevel angle, with settings accurate to within a tenth of a millimeter. On the job, that means less trial-and-error when you are fitting finished material, dialing in repeat cuts, or matching a bevel that has to land right the first time. Festool also lets you save four saw blade positions in the display, which is the kind of feature that saves real time when you bounce between common setups. Capacity is where this compact saw proves it is not just a trimmed-down benchtop unit. It handles parallel cuts up to 11" (280 mm), cross cuts up to 18" (450 mm), and bevel cuts from -10 degrees to 47 degrees. There is also miter capability from -70 degrees to +70 degrees using the miter gauge and sliding table setup. That range gives you enough flexibility for filler strips, trim parts, flooring transitions, interior panels, and other finish carpentry cuts that usually require either multiple tools or a bigger shop saw. The fence and guide setup are clearly aimed at repeatable accuracy. Festool uses a robust rip fence with double clamp action for exact alignment, and the miter gauge is centrally clamped through the sliding table groove for more stable angle control. That matters when you are cutting finished stock where drift, fence deflection, or small setup errors show immediately. This is not just about making a cut. It is about making the same cut again without fighting the tool. From a design standpoint, the CSC SYS 50 is built around portability without making the saw feel stripped down. It packs into a Systainer-compatible format, can be carried one-handed, and is designed to work with the UG-CSC-SYS wheeled underframe for easier transport and a more comfortable working height. For remodelers, trim carpenters, and installers who move room to room or job to job, that compact form is a major advantage over hauling a larger site saw for finish-focused work. Power comes from Festool's dual-battery 2 x 18V system paired with a brushless EC-TEC motor. Festool specifically positions it as delivering corded-like performance, including for rip cuts in solid wood. That is the real question with any cordless table saw, and it is where this one is aimed squarely at pros who want mobility without stepping down too far in output. It is a battery-powered jobsite saw, but it is meant to do accurate production work, not just quick light-duty cuts. For jobsite practicality, the saw includes a clear blade guard and dust collection bag, and the compact body keeps transport and storage under control when space is tight. Festool also ties the saw into its app ecosystem for additional blade-position storage, which is useful if you rely on saved settings across recurring tasks. The digital interface can be set in different languages, which is a nice touch for crews and shops with mixed users. Who should buy this? If you are a finish carpenter, cabinet installer, remodeler, flooring installer, or serious woodworker who needs precise cutting on site, this saw makes a lot of sense. If your work leans more toward rough framing and heavy sheet breakdown all day, a larger traditional jobsite table saw may still be the better fit. But for clean, accurate, portable cutting, the Festool 577372 CSC SYS 50 EBI-Basic-Set Cordless Table Saw is built for the kind of work where bad cuts cost time, material, and callbacks.