New Festool Arriving Soon: Over a Dozen New Tools & Accessories

[Ultimate Tools Marketing]

Available starting June 12. Pre-Order now to reserve yours. Some items are available in limited quantities only.

To celebrate 100 years of Festool, a special lineup of limited edition tools and accessories is launching soon. Check them out:

100 Years Limited Edition TS 60 Track Saw

• A powerful plunge-cut saw wrapped in classic Festool green with exclusive anniversary branding.

100 Years Limited Edition TSC 55 Track Saw

• The cordless legend—now in its most collectable form ever.

100 Years Limited Edition FS 1400/2 Guide Rail

• The iconic guide rail reimagined in a sleek anniversary design.

ETSC 2 150 Cordless Random Orbit Sander

• Smooth, ergonomic, and now available in this unique commemorative edition.

ETSC 2 125 Cordless Random Orbit Sander

• Compact and powerful—with a nod to Festool’s heritage.

Energy Set SYS 18V 4x5.0/TCL6DUO

• Keep your tools powered with this essential 18V energy pack.

Ratchet and Centrotec Screwdriver Set

• A compact, versatile set perfect for both quick jobs and detailed work.

Forstner Drill Bit Set SYS3 S 76-FB CE-SORT/5

• Top-quality Forstner bits housed in a Systainer³ for optimal organization.

DuoPower Anchor Set SYS3 S 76-DBL-Set

• The ultimate anchor kit in a smartly organized Systainer³.

Quantities are limited. Pre-order now to make sure you don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Festool history.

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[Hawkeye0001]

I really hate to say this, but besides the ETSC 2 there is nothing "new" in this list, and even the sanders are nothing revolutionary besides finally working with standard batteries. It's just the same old wine in new bottles.
It's high time they'd finally catch up to *every* other major tool brand out there and release real 'innovation' like a cordless planer or a cordless trim router; stuff that's been asked for for years. I doubt anyone asked for a collectible dark blue systainer that you don't dare to take to work or an overpriced package of wall anchors that I can buy for a dime a dozen at any Harbor Freight and dump them into a Sys Mini myself... My only hope is that the anniversary year isn't over until December, let's see...

 

[woodbutcherbower]

Agree with most of the above - but not the wall anchors part. They're made by Fischer and are a in a different class to anything else out there. TBH it's disingenuous of Festool not even to mention this manufacturer's name IMO. And by way of another classic marketing-photo howler - who in their right mind sands roof joists?

 

[woodferret]

Artisanal roof joists