
Festool Plunge Cut Track Saw TS 60 KEB
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The Festool TS 60 KEB is a plunge-cut track saw built for accurate straight cuts, bevels and angle work on sheet goods and thick stock. Its brushless EC-TEC motor and 62 mm (2-7/16 in) cutting depth give it more capacity than the TS 55 at roughly the same size and weight. The KickbackStop is the headline safety feature: it halts the saw if it kicks during a cut or plunge. It works with Festool's guide rail system and, with the FSK cross-cutting rail, becomes a portable miter saw. It suits cabinet makers, trim carpenters and serious DIYers who cut sheet goods and need rail-guided precision; it is more saw than a casual user needs and costs accordingly.
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Owners rate the TS 60 KEB highly for cut quality, the extra depth over the TS 55 and the KickbackStop, and many call it the best track saw they have used. Complaints center on cost and on the price of rails and accessories.
The Festool TS 60 KEB is a plunge-cut track saw that works with the full Festool saw system and its guide rails. It cuts materials up to 2-7/16" (62 mm) thick. It has a greater cutting depth than the TS 55 F at the same size and weight.
A brushless EC-TEC motor and thin kerf saw blades help the saw cut quickly with less effort. The Kickback Stop mechanism helps reduce the risk of kickback during sawing and when plunge-cutting into the workpiece. Bevel angles can be set from -1° to 47° for repeatable beveled cuts.
The FastFix spindle lock makes blade changes easy. A transparent sliding sight window gives a view of the blade. The saw can be paired with the FSK cross-cutting guide rail to make a portable compound miter saw system for angle cuts. It is used for ripping, cross-cutting, bevel and angle cuts, cutting doors and kitchen worktops, sizing chipboard and veneered or plastic-coated panels, and cutting expansion joints in hardwood flooring.







