Thanks for turning me on to the removable strip on the base that lets the saw be used on other rails. We got the corded version (too many battery platforms in our shop to add another) to evaluate for use with our bench system and the thing is now my favorite of the four brands we have. It just floats and is very satisfying.
Thanks Lisa! Yeah Nikki's tins are awesome - great biscuit storage solution 😄 And the track saw is a fantastic bit of kit - super happy to have it in the arsenal!
Ah, so that's what the "handle" RUclips has been banging on about is for - tagging.😁 . Good review mate. The 1 degree undercut has a few uses. For floors and panels mostly. Cutting from the back to protect a face for example, allows a relief to allow tight meeting if faces. Sometimes used up against a wall too. On dust collection, does seem to blow a lot out. The corded version was in part made by Mafell and had Mafells pull down window at the front of the blade really helps with collection. The cordless is missing that. Doesn't look like the cordless has any mafell DNA at all in fact. Still, no doubt be much better with a vac. 👍
Yeah, I'm attempting to "collab" 😂 Thanks for checking it out man! And thank you very much for explaining the 1 degree undercut!!! Does the same apply to the 46/47 degree bevel? You're right, the dust collection will doubtless be better with the vac plugged in. My DIY hardboard window stopper thing didn't help much 🤣 Good effort though I thought 😅
@@ReclaimDesign Your stopper is a good effort mate. Stick a vac on it and you'll notice the difference with it no doubt. 46 and 47 is more for head room when you're cutting to fit to something not a perfect 90, slightly obtuse angle 👍
Negative 1 degree is for joining panels, so you can pull the face up tight, without the back interfering ...It's also a leading edge on a door, unless you want a big gap around a door...Mafell make the Bosch track (They are identical tracks) They also make the Bosch corded plunge saw, but they don't make this one. Nice review 👌
Looks like a nice saw, but why do we need Bluetooth power tools. It just seems like one more thing to fail. Regards I would also like to hear the saw running. Noise is always a concern. Really like those track clamps!
No I mean I wonder why they all seem to be 18 v but makita are now up to 40 v and festool 36 Got a Mafell 240 at present but absolutely sick of the cable
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Thanks for turning me on to the removable strip on the base that lets the saw be used on other rails. We got the corded version (too many battery platforms in our shop to add another) to evaluate for use with our bench system and the thing is now my favorite of the four brands we have. It just floats and is very satisfying.
You're very welcome Rob! I know what you mean about sticking to one battery platform... Your bench system looks amazing!!!
I have the regular saw, and I use the battery operated small Bosch vacuum, and it works great, almost no dust.
I will definitely try out my MacAllister vac next time! Bosch vac is next on the to get list 😅
fantastic machine. explained so clearly. Worth adding to any furniture workshop.
Thank you Marian
Great video! Very informative as usual. Thanks Michael
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Great review! Love the end result shelving! (and the tomato can pots!) Looks like a brilliant tool.
Thanks Lisa! Yeah Nikki's tins are awesome - great biscuit storage solution 😄 And the track saw is a fantastic bit of kit - super happy to have it in the arsenal!
@@ReclaimDesign got a few jobs for you if you weren't on the other side of the world. Plus would have my hand in those cookie jars for sure!
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Ah, so that's what the "handle" RUclips has been banging on about is for - tagging.😁 . Good review mate. The 1 degree undercut has a few uses. For floors and panels mostly. Cutting from the back to protect a face for example, allows a relief to allow tight meeting if faces. Sometimes used up against a wall too. On dust collection, does seem to blow a lot out. The corded version was in part made by Mafell and had Mafells pull down window at the front of the blade really helps with collection. The cordless is missing that. Doesn't look like the cordless has any mafell DNA at all in fact. Still, no doubt be much better with a vac. 👍
Yeah, I'm attempting to "collab" 😂 Thanks for checking it out man! And thank you very much for explaining the 1 degree undercut!!! Does the same apply to the 46/47 degree bevel? You're right, the dust collection will doubtless be better with the vac plugged in. My DIY hardboard window stopper thing didn't help much 🤣 Good effort though I thought 😅
@@ReclaimDesign Your stopper is a good effort mate. Stick a vac on it and you'll notice the difference with it no doubt. 46 and 47 is more for head room when you're cutting to fit to something not a perfect 90, slightly obtuse angle 👍
@@BischBaschBosch I'm definitely going to use the vac next time! 🤙
Negative 1 degree is for joining panels, so you can pull the face up tight, without the back interfering ...It's also a leading edge on a door, unless you want a big gap around a door...Mafell make the Bosch track (They are identical tracks) They also make the Bosch corded plunge saw, but they don't make this one. Nice review 👌
Thanks Mark - appreciate you taking the time to watch
I got an 8ah battery with mine, but no clamps.
Wish I had an 8ah battery 😂
Great video buddy! 😎
Thanks dude!
Can faul this saw, I use mine pretty much every day
It's a solid bit of kit
Looks like a nice saw, but why do we need Bluetooth power tools. It just seems like one more thing to fail.
Regards
I would also like to hear the saw running. Noise is always a concern.
Really like those track clamps!
It's not needed - some people just like gadgets! And the track clamps are very handy.
Looks like a nice saw, but why do we need Bluetooth power tools. It just seems like one more thing to fail.
Regards
It's not needed - some people just like gadgets!
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Did you really have no slack between the saw and the rail around the projection on the rail?
After adjusting the cams it worked great on both the Bosch track and Evolution track
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How come 18 and not 36 v
Because I have 18V
No I mean I wonder why they all seem to be 18 v but makita are now up to 40 v and festool 36
Got a Mafell 240 at present but absolutely sick of the cable
@@andrewlee4938 I have no idea. But cordless is for sure a pleasure to use
Honestly would like to HEAR the saw working and not shitty “music”.
Honestly I would like to receive constructive interaction and not shitty "comments", but we clearly aren't getting either. Thems the breaks.