Answer
Sep 11, 2026 - 06:36 AM
The bevel capacity (the maximum angle the saw can tilt) is very important for making precise angled cuts, such as for joinery, trim, or custom furniture. Having a wider bevel range (often up to 47° or even 48°) allows for more versatility, enabling both common and advanced bevel cuts, including undercuts. Some track saws start their bevel range at -1°, enabling slight reverse bevels.I have the Festool TSC 55 and Festool TS 60 KEB they both offer -1° to 47°, providing flexibility for intricate work.
