Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: does it come with a case?
Document: I often depend on these reviews to make my own purchase decisions. That's why I bother to write them. Is it the case the review I wrote wasn't useful or did you simply disagree my review or dislike DeWalt tools? Curious...
I was watching the show Bath Crashers when the track saw was used to plunge cut the middle of a sheet of plywood. I was intrigued by the saw and researched a couple of brands online. Based upon the reviews I read about the Dewalt saw I bought a reconditioned one from Amazon for $400 that included the saw, a 59&#34; track, 2 clamps and it was supposed to come with a second blade but instead came with the track connector. Everything was like brand new. My first project was matching corner cabinets as part of a built in window seat for my daughter's 1 1/2 story house.
considered the festool and the makita. At the time, didn't know about the euro models, which at this time are still not available locally. I LOVE THIS TOOL. It works just as I thought it would. The thing I like the most is not to have to compute for the offset. Just line up the rubber edge with the cut line and there it is! I initially tried the router attachment and was very disappointed. I completely ruined the table top for a media center I was building for my brother.
clamps, then cut. Repeatable cuts is hard to do consistently, and is where you appreciate a good table saw fence/miter combo that is missing here.You really need to lay the track every time; this is not designed for freehand cuts like a circular saw.I really dont ding the product for its cons here - the track saw design flaws are part of the design and not this model at all. The pros are incredible - nice clean cuts that are easy to eyeball vs measure using the track edge.
Wow this is an awesome saw. We used it on all most everything we would think of. I would suggest getting at least 8' of track for plywood. Very easy to set up and use. The plunge system is very nice and you can change a blade in snap. We cut a lot of different material and the TrackSaw never left a rough edge, very smooth. Highly recommended.
This system really worked for a one man operation. I esp like the saw, I put a styrofoam under the 4x8 sheet of melamine adjusted the height of the cut to just barely cut into the underlayment, follow the track and wala perfect cut the 8' direction. Couldn't ask for better
This is so much easier to be portable than a portable table saw, and so much more precise than a circular saw. It is the perfect middle ground between those options.There's a router attachment where you can run the router on the rail - I love it; such a great way to avoid routers walking on the work in a lateral motion. That and the clamps are a definite recommendation.It does have these complaints:Tracks, replacement tape, and saw blades are all expensive, like high-end table saw accessories.Every new cut requires a new measurement - you lay the track down on the wood, tighten up the measurement, then use the optional (recommended!)
This is a wonderful tool, but is not a 100% table saw replacement.It does these things very well:Precision rips, almost zero tear out, on all sorts of materials. It cuts the wood based exactly on the track line, no worrying about measurements being 1/32nd or 1/16th off. MUCH cleaner cutting than Circular Saws, and the track design is even cleaner for tearout than a typical table saw.Fantastic at cutting sheet goods without worrying about lateral movement like a circular saw, due to the smooth track sliding operation.Very light weight system, the rails, clamps, and saw take up very little space in my truck.
Then I watched the Wood Whisperer do a side-by-side comparison. Although he said that if forced to choose only one, he would choose the Festool, the two were identically great tools.This tool is smooth to operate, cuts dead straight on the line, more quiet than any circular saw, and has outstanding dust control. Obviously, it does not have the versatility of a tablesaw, but it will cut sheet goods every bit as precisely.I highly recommend this tool.
The plunge mechanism is like 'buttah'. I purchased two sections of track and the accessory required to join them. This is a $20 accessory not included with the saw or track. Amazon didn't sell it when I bought the saw or when I composed this review. I had a difficult time finding one. I think you may be better off buying the 102" track to cut full sheets of plywood along with the 59". The saw doesn't pass smoothly over the joint in the track (sticks a bit). Although it has not affected the cut, I'm afraid the track will move when I nudge the saw to get it past the joint.
Answer: no