DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60-Volt MAX Cordless Brushless 6-1/2 in. Track Saw with (1) FLEXVOLT 6.0Ah Battery

If you understand the saw and how to use this, you can’t go wrong. This is a great tool. Since it’s battery powered, there no cord to think about. Cuts are right on, if you know how to use the tool. Worth every dollar!

It was absolutely awesome… Saved me day’s on my siding Job

Bought this a week ago and this saw is powerful and accurate at breaking down plywood

Saw works well, but they need to come up with a more accurate way of measuring how to locate the track and figuring the width of the blade. I would suggest they come up with a measuring tool to locate the track.

Great product, I love my new tracksaw!! I would gladly give 5 stars, but I find it very upsetting that Home Depot doesn’t sell the tracks…?????

I have had this for almost a year. I have used the corded version. The case is great as well.

This saw is great. I use it to cut plywood and cabinet panels. It cuts a very straight line with little effort.

I initially bought this track saw after reading up on the other options available. The riving knife was an important feature for me. I initially bought the ~46″ DeWalt track but was super frustrated when I couldn’t get it to cut right consistently. The overhang on both ends are vital for cutting sheets of plywood. After reading reviews, it was recommended to skip the DeWalt tracks and buy a Festool one instead. Holy smokes did that make a difference. The DeWalt clamps even work with the Festool track. Couldn’t be happier now. Serves multiple steps in fewer motions. Definitely a buy with this combination.

Works awesome. No more crooked or wavy cuts, only perfectly straight ones.

Wow, I never really knew I needed a track saw, until I got one! I am always ripping boards and plywood with my table saw and my handheld circular saw. In fact, one of the things I do the most is cut slits in plywood when building items like tables. This tool has saved me massive amounts of time, and the cuts are way more accurate and straight than they have been with traditional methods.Usually when ripping plywood with the circular saw, I would clamp a straight edge where I needed it and then run the circular saw down my straight edge. This worked great a majority of the time, however, prep and setup were onerous and took valuable time. If this is you, I would look into this track saw setup.Cordless all the way! The convenience and the ease of this being cordless is fantastic. I can get right to cutting without finding extension cords and all that. Just set my track and I am off. Adjusting the blade depth was a little tricky for me at first, I had to play around with it to see, because without engaging the trigger, the blade doesn’t plunge… or maybe it does.. not sure. Sometimes I was able to get it and other times I wasn’t. I noticed that the plunge depth did not account for the thickness of the track, so I had to adjust my cuts slightly for this.I have 2 minor complaints that I cannot dock a star for, but here they are. This setup only came with a 59 inch track, I could really use the longer track. I rip 8 foot sheets often. As a workaround until I can find a longer track, I cut a length, then slide the track to the next position, and start again. Definitely not a deal breaker.My 2nd compliant is the charger. It is LOUD. Like, noticeably annoying loud. This is okay because it is located in my shop, so I don’t care that much – but if someone was charging in the house, it could get to you after a minute.All in all, what a great tool! This is a great addition to my workshop and will get plenty of use in the next few years.

This thing is fast and it cuts wood like butter. I had the corded version and this saw speeds up fast. I used it mainly for cabinet making but I also used it to cut white oak herringbone wood floors to make borders. If you plan on cutting flooring that’s been glued down I don’t recommend cutting so low that it touches the glue. The glue will dull the blades almost instantly if you are using a rubbery glue like Bostik. Otherwise regular panel cutting this thing is the best I’ve seen without the festool price tag.

Awesome tool. A real game changer!

Works great. Love it would highly recommend.

I recently burnt up my festool track saw. It was nearly cheaper to buy this kit vs. having the festool repaired. This saw is more powerful, I’m not hogging down the motor like my old corded saw, appears to cut as accurate. It still runs on my festool rails but I actually like the Dewalt 2-sided rail much better. I have one side set for 90* cuts and the other set for 45*. This was my first flexvolt purchase and I’ll be investing more in the platform.

This cuts just as cleanly and accurately as my four other track saws, but has several features that make it worth consideration.For one thing, it is less expensive than my premium teutonic tools. Moreover, the tracks and accessories are less expensive. And the DeWalt trigger-style track clamps are far easier to use than other brand’s clamps with the twist style screws. So, for convenience alone, that’s a clear win for DeWalt.Of course, this is a cordless tool, which depending on your needs may be an advantage or not. If you work solely in a shop, then you might not need the cordless feature. Since I often do volunteer work on site, cordless tools are a boon to efficiency. They not only get the job done faster, because I save set-up and tear-down time, but I work safer with no cords to trip over.One unique feature of the DeWalt tracks saws is the two-sided chip-strip. All other track saws have only ONE side with the zero-clearance strip that prevents chip-out. ONLY DeWalt designed theirs to have BOTH sides of the track with those rubber strips. If one gets damaged, you can just turn the track around and keep working. That happened to me this summer when an apprentice used the rail as a cutting guide and sliced the rubber strip with a utility knife.For any other saw, I would have had to spend time replacing the strip before work could continue.The other unique feature I have seen only on DeWalt saws is, the anti-kickback button. It does more than prevent kickback, which is plenty useful when cutting wet or green wood. It can actually hold the saw on the vertical sloped track. That’s especially useful when using the saw on sloping roofs for valley and rafter cuts. But I have found another great use for that!I engage the anti-kickback whenever I use this for my homemade panel saw! That allows forward movement for cutting, but prevents the saw slipping down the (nearly) vertical track.I like the case too, but found you must be careful when placing everything back inside. The saw is fitted to the case so closely, you must be sure to get it ALL the way into the molded foam pads on the bottom. Otherwise, the lid won’t close.As stated, I have four other tracks saws by the other big brands. ALL of those use thin plastic inserts in their cases. DeWalt uses thick molded foam that actually conforms to the tool, the battery and charger very securely. I think that is BETTER than the expensive teutonic tools’ systainer style cases. So, if you are considering a track saw, remember to give this one serious thought. It costs less. The accessories cost less but are just as good; and in the case of the clamps much better, faster and easier. It cuts just as well as the others, but has the center guide strip and TWO zero clearance anti-chip strips instead of one like all other brands.That plus the anti-kickback feature sold me. I am not knocking the other brands. Those are good too. But THIS saw is my go-to choice for site work because of it’s unique features no other track saw has. That, plus the impressive lasting power of the 60 volt battery sold me.

I have used the festool and makita saws both measure the depth of cut in metric. Dewalts is in imperial measurement. But a straight factory edge every cut.

didnt know I could cut that straight- i have a table saw, but never used it before, probably never will now.. ordered 2 sets of track, one for 45 and other odd degrees and one for 90, but really only need one short section to be honest..

I found this track saw kit much easier to work with than a table saw because it is portable and can be easily used outside to avoid the mess that a table saw can make with all the sawdust in the workshop. This track saw makes long, precise cuts faster and better than my table saw or my circular saw. I really like how portable this is, and I don’t need wood clamps like I do with a table saw. The carrying case (see picture) is well-made with plenty of extra room even after you put the saw, battery, and fast charger in the case. This all set up quickly and accurately, and it made a very smooth cut. The 59” track (see picture) that comes with this set has nice rubberized strips to hold the track in place on the wood without using clamps, and the saw fits tightly on the elevated center piece of the track for straight line cutting (see picture). It can also make angled cuts as well, up to 45 degrees. Another plus I found was the fact that the saw was battery powered so there was no power cord to get in the way (or get cut! Oops!) (see picture). Another benefit to it being battery powered is that it can easily be used at a job site which does not yet have commercial power – no generator needed! This track saw package includes the battery-powered saw, the track used for guiding the saw, a heavy duty 60 Volt 6 Ampere battery, and a rapid charger which all fit in a large carrying case with a top handle (see picture). The lithium battery has a protective red cap (see picture) to prevent the battery from getting shorted inadvertently. That is a very good safety feature considering a shorted battery could explode or cause a fire at the very least. The charger is easy to use and it has a built-in fan which keeps the battery cool while charging (another good safety feature). The track has to be carried separately, but it is well-made and should hold up well in normal use. The track was shipped with a matching size piece of fiberboard so I secured the fiberboard to the track with large rubber bands to help keep the track protected. I highly recommend this track saw package –it is well worth the cost in the long run when you consider how portable it is, the quality of the blade cut, and its ability to operate without commercial power!

Excellent track saw. Almost as good as my Festool. Only complaint is that it advertised a 9 amp battery and came with only a 6 amp.

This is my first tracksaw I’ve purchased in 13 yrs being a carpenter. I wish I knew about them earlier! Amazing for accurate quick cuts in plywood, and dust control works great with my Festool dust extractor.Great value, when I buy another it will be a corded festool only for power, and better dust collection. If you can’t decide, buy the Dewalt. You won’t regret it.