CMS-TS in US?

[grbmds]

Do you know of any plans to offer the CMS-TS (table for the track saw) in the US?

 

[Administrator_JSVN]

Do you know of any plans to offer the CMS-TS (table for the track saw) in the US?

This a question that I've answered a couple of times before...  [blink]

The TS module has not been introduced to the U.S. due to lack of UL approval. Currently, there's nothing to lead me to believe that it will gain that approval, at least not in the near future.

However, I hope that we will see it eventually.

Shane

 

[Throwback7r]

Yea, I wish I could get one of them as well.

 

[dltflt]

If that were available I would probably buy a CMS.

 

[grbmds]

Do you know of any plans to offer the CMS-TS (table for the track saw) in the US?

This a question that I've answered a couple of times before...  [blink]

The TS module has not been introduced to the U.S. due to lack of UL approval. Currently, there's nothing to lead me to believe that it will gain that approval, at least not in the near future.

However, I hope that we will see it eventually.

That's too bad. I'm sure that many of us would seriously consider that an option. It would seem that it would be a better option than buying a dedicated cabinet saw or settling for a bench table saw (although there are a few bench saws out there that would probably work well enough and be a space saver).

Shane

 

[Tom the Remodeler]

More than the CMS-TS, I'd MUCH rather see the CS-50 or CS-70 Precisio saws come over! This type of saw is already available in North America by a different German toolmaker, but it's always nice to have competition. Besides, the CMS-TS is (in my opinion) very much a compromise, whereas the Precisio is built from the ground-up as a bench top push-pull saw, and would be a terrific companion to the TS saws and Kapex.....