How deep does the TS 60 cut?

It cuts up to 60 mm at 90 degrees, which covers thick panels and stacked sheet goods. Depth drops at bevel angles, so check the scale for angled cuts.

Does it work with older Festool rails?

Yes, it runs on Festool's guide rail system, including the longer rails used for full sheets. The saw ships with a rail in the Plus set, and rails are interchangeable across the range.

Is the scoring function worth it?

For veneered plywood, melamine and laminate, yes. It makes a shallow first pass to limit tear-out, which matters most on visible faces.

Corded or cordless: which should I pick?

The TS 60 is corded, so it suits shop and indoor work with power nearby. If you work off ladders or far from outlets, a cordless track saw is the better fit.

What comes in the Plus set?

The Plus set includes the saw and a guide rail in a Systainer. Blades and extra rails are separate, so budget for a spare blade for abrasive materials.

How does it compare with the Makita or Bosch track saws?

The Festool cuts as cleanly or cleaner and has stronger dust control, but it costs more and is corded. Makita and Bosch offer capable cordless options at lower outlay.