Independiente · de origen propio · Actualizado 2026-08-05
Best Track Saws (2026)
13 Productos comparados en función de las características técnicas más relevantes y el precio en EE. UU., ordenados de menor a mayor precio. Cada característica y cada precio incluyen un enlace a su fuente y a la fecha en que se recopiló la información.
Lo mejor en cifras
Ganadores objetivos: cada uno es líder en un parámetro medido, con la cifra correspondiente. No hay clasificación subjetiva.
- Precio más bajo: WEN CT1065 10-Amp 6.5-Inch Plunge Cut Sidewinder Circular Track Saw ($121.81)
- Highest motor amps: Bosch GKT13-225L 6-1/2" Corded Track Saw with Plunge Action and L-BOXX Case (13 motor amps)
- Highest motor watts: Makita SP6000J 6-1/2" Plunge Circular Saw (1800 motor watts)
- El más ligero: Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2831-21 6-1/2" Plunge Track Saw Kit (9.13 weight lb)
Comparación
Las especificaciones son las publicadas por el fabricante; los precios corresponden al PVP recomendado en EE. UU. en el momento del lanzamiento.
Cómo hemos elaborado este informe
Roster covers thirteen track (plunge-cut guide-rail) saws spanning budget corded models to premium corded and 18V/36V/60V-MAX cordless systems, verified 2026-08-05 primarily against manufacturer pages (Festool, Makita, Kreg, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, WEN, Metabo) with retailer corroboration (Rockler, Woodcraft, Toolnut, Acme Tools, Zoro, Walmart) where manufacturer sites omit pricing or a spec. Two corrections were made to the seed list. (1) The seed 'Grizzly T31635' is not a track saw -- that model number resolves to a 12 in. dual-bevel sliding compound miter saw (confirmed via FineWoodworking review and Grizzly's own miter-saw manual). It was replaced with Grizzly's actual current track saw, the Grizzly PRO T33300 (6-1/4 in., tool-only). grizzly.com blocks automated fetches (403/CloudFront) and no other retailer page for the T33300 SKU could be retrieved within accessible sources, so beyond blade diameter and product identity (confirmed via search-result page titles/snippets referencing the live grizzly.com listing) its numeric specs and price are left null rather than guessed. (2) 'Metabo KT 66' (corded KT 66 BL) is documented on Metabo's global/EU site and sold through EU distributors (e.g. MisterWorker, Italy) in EUR; no US-market listing could be confirmed -- Metabo's US operation (metabo.com/us) markets the cordless KT 18 LTX 66 BL counterpart instead. The corded KT 66 BL entry is retained (it is a real, current Metabo product a US buyer could special-order/import) with EU-sourced specs and priceUsd left null rather than currency-converting a non-US list price. Several current-generation SKUs differ from older seed names Festool has since superseded on its own site (TS 55 REQ -> TS 55 FEQ-F-Plus SKU 576708); these are documented under the SKU Festool currently sells, per its own product page. no_load_rpm is recorded as the full documented variable-speed range (a string) where a range is published, or a single top-speed figure where only one number is documented. included_rail_length_in is null for every bare-saw/no-rail kit variant researched (all 13 entries) -- guide rails for these saws are sold as separate accessories/kits in the US market and none of the specific SKUs priced here ships with a rail in the box.