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Supplemental Owner’s Manual 

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The TS 55 REQ, hand-operated circular saw, is designed 

exclusively for sawing of wood, wood-like materials, and 

plastics. The saw may also be used for cutting aluminum 

when a Festool aluminum-cutting sawblade is installed. The 

tool should not be altered or used for any other purpose, 

other than as specified in these operating instructions. Using 

the tool in contravention to this manual will void your war-

ranty and may lead to injury. The user shall be responsible 

and liable for damages and accidents resulting from misuse 

or abuse of this saw.

Power Consumption

1200 Watts (10 amps @ 120 volts)

Speed Range

2,000 to 5,200 RPM (no load)

Blade Diameter

160 mm

Arbor Diameter

20 mm, Round

Depth of Cut (without guide rail)

55 mm (2.2”) @ 90°, 43 mm (1.7”) @ 45°

Bevel Angle

0° to 45°, plus -1° to 47°

Weight

4.5 kg (9.9 lbs)

There are some simple setup procedures to follow before a 

new saw can be used. Follow this sequence of inspections 

and adjustments before using the saw for the first time. It 

is important that these instructions be followed sequentially 

before cutting the zero-clearance splinter guards.

 WARNING! Always disconnect the saw from the 

power supply before making any adjustments to the 

saw or installing or removing any accessory.

 CAUTION! Check regularly whether the saw blade 

is in good condition, and the arbor bolt is firmly 

tightened. Saw blades which are cracked, damaged, 

or deformed should no longer be used.

1.  With the saw unplugged, inspect the blade for damage 

and make sure it is properly secured to the arbor. (Refer 

information).

2.  Perform the guide rail gib cam adjustment procedure 

described below.

3.  Install the power cord into the Plug-It receptacle on the 

saw (refer to 

 for more information).

4.  After completing all of the inspections and adjustments 

listed above, cut the zero-clearance splinter guards as 

described on 

. 

The guide rail cams tighten against the rib of the guide rail 

to remove any side-play from the saw during a cut. Knobs 

on the top of the cams permit easy adjustment.
1.  Place the saw on the guide rail.
2.  Loosen both cams by rotating the knobs 

counterclockwise.

3.  Working with one cam at a time, jiggle the saw side-to-

side while turning the cam clockwise until the saw fits 

snugly to the rail.

4.  Repeat for the second cam.
5.  Make sure the cams are not over tightened by 

sliding the saw down the guide rail. If the saw 

does not slide easily, loosen the cams.

 

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The cams do not need to be very tight for normal opera-

tions. A tiny amount of side-play will not impact the 

quality of a cut.

 

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Over tightening the cams or operating the saw in abrasive 

environments can cause premature wear of the wear 

bars. Periodically inspect the wear bars for flat spots, and 

replace if necessary.

Replaceable 

Wear Bars

Guide Rail 

Cams