Got a Festool catalog the other day, spent the last hour reading it front to back. I'm impressed! SOLD! (I think my next purchase will be a sander)
Over the last couple years I have brought home two compound miter saws. With less than impressive results, I ended up returning them both. I was dissatisfied with their accuracy due to motor flex, and blade wandering. This would leave me with slightly curved or angled cuts.
Anyway, enough rambling, my thought was... If you use the Festool plunge cut circular saw with their multifunction table (or homemade station), could you use it as a pricision crosscutting / miter saw to take the place of the CMS? Set it up at as a dedicated station.. Plus you'd have a panel saw and good dust collection to boot! I rarely cut anything more than 2" thick, so the lack of cut depth vs. CMS isn't a big deal for me. Yeah, or Nay??? I'd rather spend money on a good quality [multi-function] tool, than dissatisfied with another CMS.