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Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus vs Honda Power Equipment EU32i

The Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus is a plunge-cut track saw for accurate, splinter-free panel and timber cuts. The Honda Power Equipment EU32i is a petrol inverter generator for larger portable power needs.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

TS 55 FEBQ-Plus
Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus
Honda Power Equipment EU32i
Honda Power Equipment EU32i - image: seddonplant.co.uk

Specifications side by side

Festool TS 55 FEBQ-PlusHonda Power Equipment EU32i
Weight4.80 kg26.5-26.8 kg
Power input1200 W-
Cutting depth at 90 degrees0-55 mm-
Blade diameter160 mm-
No-load speed2000-5800 rpm-
Max output-3200 W
Running time-up to 8.6 hours (Eco-Throttle)
Noise-as low as 53 dB(A)

Sources: Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus, Honda Power Equipment EU32i. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the TS 55 FEBQ-Plus if...

The TS 55 is Festool's core plunge saw, bought by joiners and shopfitters who want straight, splinter-free cuts when used with its guide rail system and connected extraction. It anchors the wider Festool track saw system that buyers expand with rails and accessories over time.

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Buy or hire the EU32i if...

The EU32i steps up from the EU22i for users needing more continuous power, such as small site cabins or larger event stalls, while staying within a single-person-portable weight class. It is often specified where its lighter weight compared with the older EU30is model matters for repeated loading and transport.

Full EU32i specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus and the Honda Power Equipment EU32i?

The Festool TS 55 FEBQ-Plus is a plunge-cut track saw for accurate, splinter-free panel and timber cuts; the Honda Power Equipment EU32i is a petrol inverter generator for larger portable power needs.

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