Festool® Essentials: TS 55 & TS 75 Portable Plunge Saws: With FS/2 Guide Rail, MFT Multifunction Table, & CT Dust Extraction System Paperback – Illustrated, September 12, 2008

The book was helpful in getting stared with The TS %% REQ but was outdated as to the new REQ. Should be more on the uses for the track saw and less on the MFT section.

This is a very disappointing book. Lots of beautiful color photos. High quality paper, and nicely bound. The only problem is that there is absolutely no useful content. This is a combination of an extended sales brochure (but not extended with useful information), and a color version of Festool's really lousy user manuals.It is surprising that a company that makes tools that are substantially better than anyone else's has produced such a sub-standard set of documentation. The pity of it is that their tools are so full of forethought, and great little features (that end up making a major difference).I strongly recommend against this book. There is simply nothing to be learned from it's incredibly sparse content. i'm returning my copy right away.

Very basic info for the new to Festool. Explains how the system is intergrated and how to use. Expected more since I have had my saw for 2 years.

You invested nearly $1,500 in the saw, table and dust extractor. Invest $20 more in the most complete manual you can imagine. Covers everything you could possibly need to know about this system. Hundreds of photos and complete instructions. Get 100% out of these tools.

Was not what stated. It was nothing more than an Advertisement for Festool. Not any Information about the tool specified.

I looked at this at the dealer's and there is nothing useful that isn't in the manual.Tip for Festool documentation go to festool, click on support, click on knowledge base, scroll down to the tool and click on it; you will get a list of updated and supplemental documentation that is quite good.