New jigsaw?

[mrboult]

And already the next novelties are coming 2026
Simple pinsaw - battery-powered pinsaw PSC-E 18 (vsl. available from April 2026)
Our 18V system is revolutionized by the new Tableless batteries TBX 4 and TBX 8 (vsl. available from April 2026)
The SYS-MC 6/4 fast charger (vsl. available from June 2026)





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[luvmytoolz]

No mention on the Oz site, but here's pricing on the UK site for the SYS-MC 6/4 pre-order:

Festool Rapid charger SYS-MC 6/4 online

www.festool.co.uk

Looks good!

The new batteries with pricing are on the same page.

 

[Coen]

I got an email about TSC 55 KS with 1.6mm blades.

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic online

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic ➜ Meer vermogen en uithoudingsvermogen ✔ Buitengewone doortrekkracht ✔ Meer veiligheid door KickbackStop ✔ ➜ Alle informatie direct van de fabrikant ➨ www.festool.nl

www.festool.nl

Tableless

Tabless

 

[@bazaba]

I got an email about TSC 55 KS with 1.6mm blades.

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic online

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic ➜ Meer vermogen en uithoudingsvermogen ✔ Buitengewone doortrekkracht ✔ Meer veiligheid door KickbackStop ✔ ➜ Alle informatie direct van de fabrikant ➨ www.festool.nl

www.festool.nl

Tabless

How many times are they going to thin the blade i wonder

 

[mrboult]

I got an email about TSC 55 KS with 1.6mm blades.

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic online

Festool Accu-invalcirkelzaag TSC 55 KSEB-Basic ➜ Meer vermogen en uithoudingsvermogen ✔ Buitengewone doortrekkracht ✔ Meer veiligheid door KickbackStop ✔ ➜ Alle informatie direct van de fabrikant ➨ www.festool.nl

www.festool.nl

Tabless

lol. Not my copy. Someone at festool letting autocorrect run away with it

 

[Cheese]

How many times are they going to thin the blade i wonder

I think they're at about or close to the limit...because most folks use these saws on a guide rail, bending isn't as much of an issue compared to conventional carpentry saws used off-rail. I'm definitely going to pick up a 1.6mm kerf blade and try it on my TSC 55 K. The difference between a 2.2 blade versus a 1.8 blade is huge...I haven't used my TS 55 with the 2.2 blade in about 5 years.

 

[@bazaba]

I think they're at about or close to the limit...because most folks use these saws on a guide rail, bending isn't as much of an issue compared to conventional carpentry saws used off-rail. I'm definitely going to pick up a 1.6mm kerf blade and try it on my TSC 55 K. The difference between a 2.2 blade versus a 1.8 blade is huge...I haven't used my TS 55 with the 2.2 blade in about 5 years.

I think i will pick one up too for my tsc 55 too, as you stated 0.4mm difference was major according to you and others, thanks.

 

[onocoffee]

I think they're at about or close to the limit...because most folks use these saws on a guide rail, bending isn't as much of an issue compared to conventional carpentry saws used off-rail. I'm definitely going to pick up a 1.6mm kerf blade and try it on my TSC 55 K. The difference between a 2.2 blade versus a 1.8 blade is huge...I haven't used my TS 55 with the 2.2 blade in about 5 years.

It's true. The difference is significant. I keep a 12T Tenryu on the old TS 55 EQ and the stock blade on the TS 55 FEQ - that thing cuts like butter.