>Not as advantageous as a table saw if you need to do a lot of identical cuts; You can do repeated identical cuts if you buy extra accessories for the tracksa

>Not as advantageous as a table saw if you need to do a lot of identical cuts; You can do repeated identical cuts if you buy extra accessories for the tracksaw.[1] (I assume we're talking about "repeated cuts" using stops instead of constantly re-measuring with a ruler.) The parallel guides work ok but it's a lot more work to set up and dynamically adjust widths than a table saw's sliding fence. If you like to use table saws to cut dados, rabbets, and slots for box/drawer joints, a tracksaw isn't as useful for that. Might have to get a router for those cuts in addition to the miter saw when supplementing a tracksaw. [1] example: http://www.festoolproducts.com/festool-57000023-parallel-guide-set-for-guide-rail-system.html http://www.festoolproducts.com/festool-57000023-parallel-gui...