CSC SYS 50 - Any US users
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rocky100370
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Yes I have. It's up for sale if anyone is interested. I have used it 2 times and she just sits. Run time on high suction is approx 25 min but if you turn the suction down (which IMO does well) the run time is longer.
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rocky100370 said:
I think you may be confusing the CSC SYS 50 table saw with the CTLC SYS extractor.
rocky100370
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Yes you're absolutely right. Sorry for the error. :-[
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JimH2 said:
The thought has occurred to me, but I'm not eager to spend 1500-2K $'s with no warranty prospects. So, for now I'm going to wait and see if Festool introduces it here.
I don't have space or power for a full-sized cabinet saw. My current Bosch TS is ok, for what it is, but I'm planning to either upgrade to the new Sawstop to get better safety and space utilization, or the CSC Sys 50 to save space and get power flexibility + hopefully, better accuracy.
woodferret
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If you were entertaining the thought of shipping one over, note that someone let it slip that demo units are at/going to be at stores this Sept.
Michael Kellough
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It will be here eventually. Testers have been using the saw in NA for months now. I’m not one them [sad]
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pixelated said:
This Friday's Festool Live segment is on the CSC SYS 50. Sedge refers to it as Systainer Saw Episode 1.
squall_line
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Cheese said:
After the Polishing Headlights video and the Vac SYS being used profusely in Festool Live segments, this might mean the CSC SYS 50 is being discontinued before it even gets to the US Shores... [wink] [big grin]
Update...the Festool USA YouTube page states "Coming September! CSC SYS 50 Cordless Table Saw".
woodferret
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I hope the rip ruler is mm or has dual scale at least.
Cheese
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Here Ya go...
https://www.toolnut.com/shop.html?q...source=Listrak&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=SHOP+NOW&utm_campaign=%5bNEW%5d+Festool+Table+Saw+%2b+6+Exciting+New+Tools#/sort:final_price:desc
https://www.toolnut.com/shop.html?q...source=Listrak&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=SHOP+NOW&utm_campaign=%5bNEW%5d+Festool+Table+Saw+%2b+6+Exciting+New+Tools#/sort:final_price:desc
pixelated
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woodferret said:
From the pictures it looks like the scale is imperial only. [sad]
Maybe it will be easy to substitute a metric scale.
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Yowza, $2k for the full kit [scared]
No SawStop tech?
I blame SawStop for brainwashing me, because now I refuse to handle any table saw that doesn't have the finger-saving protection. Last time, while at my neighbor's shop (with a cabinet table saw) helping him, I told him I'd bring his board back to mine to make the thin cuts he wanted!
I blame SawStop for brainwashing me, because now I refuse to handle any table saw that doesn't have the finger-saving protection. Last time, while at my neighbor's shop (with a cabinet table saw) helping him, I told him I'd bring his board back to mine to make the thin cuts he wanted!
squall_line
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SawStop requires connection to ground to work properly.
Unless you want to haul around a 6 foot copper rod to pound into the ground, Sawstop on a battery-operated portable saw isn't highly feasible.
Unless you want to haul around a 6 foot copper rod to pound into the ground, Sawstop on a battery-operated portable saw isn't highly feasible.
It could have been done so that when ground is available the saw stop stuff is enabled. I would happily have traded the extra weight for the safety.squall_line said:
Regardless, I understand that this saw can't do it all, but for my situation I care more about the brake than the batteries. A corded model with the same footprint and features would be more my speed.
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