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They are twins but not identical |
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Two thoroughbreds that come from the same stable |
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The much acclaimed Festool KAPEX KS 120 has caused a revelation amongst the world of sliding compound mitre saws. We decided to take all of the essential ingredients and must haves from this exemplary innovative design. So without futher a do, we would like to introduce you to the new practical and functional KS 88 sliding compound mitre saw. |
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| KAPEX KS 120 |
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KS 88 |
| The KAPEX KS 88 and KS 120, double the precision, compact, lightweight, unbeatable comfort and indescribable versatility. For precision results in workshop or assembly applications. |
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With such technically superior refinements you need to look no further than the KAPEX KS 120. Given the ultimate in accuracy and increased cutting depth. It will offer you maximum versatility enabling you to maximise your productivity. The additional features and benefits really come into their own when creating complex angles, producing very precise accurate working results.
Without question the KAPEX KS 120 is truly the pinnacle of sliding compound mitre saws and considered the most feature rich mitre saw available today. |
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The KS 88 is the new Festool workhorse, particularly suited to site work, but also equally at home in the workshop. With all the essential benefits of it's feature rich brother it offers ease of transportation, effortless fast cuts, FastFix blade changes, easy to read scales and lots more.
It is so impressive, at a glance you would be pushed to tell these two machines apart.
The KS 88 shares the same precision, effectiveness and innovative design as it's advanced bigger brother the KAPEX KS 120.
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| Extra large dimensions with dual bearings. The Festool twin-column guide guarantees smooth, safe guidance of the saw blade and maximum precision. Robust and mobile for harsh industrial applications. Ribbing and high-quality cast magnesium increase rigidity while keeping weight to a minimum. |
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