MAFELL Multi-cutter MF 26 cc

The wide variety of attachments endows the MF 26 cc with great versatility:
In timber construction: lengthwise and crosswise grooves, notches, V-grooves, chamfering and sawing.
In dry construction: for routing wallboard prior to folding, bending techniques, cutting panels to size.
In facade construction: routing and folding techniques with aluminum composite panels,
sawing.
For joiners and exhibition builders: lengthwise and crosswise grooves, notches, bending techniques and sawing.

[@acerjuglans383]

Ok, this just blew me away. The kerfing cutter for bending wood, wow.

[@Musicpins]

its for drywall though, yea but its cool :)

[@NineteenSeventy0ne]

Can you use the expanding groove cutter from the 26 on the 50

[@MafellGermany]

Hi, both the inner (flange) and outer diameter is too small for using it with the NFU 50.

[@Golgafrinchamdent]

What happened to the comments on this page? There was a whole discussion here before.

[@Golgafrinchamdent]

Yes I can agree. I just got the Kss-400 cutoff saw and was very unhappy
with the saw it'self. The plunge is awkward & dangerous with no
spring. The depth lock is a simple cam... destined to loosen up over
time, and maybe while cutting. Also, the splinter gaurd on the cutoff
track is cut 1/16" short of the blade, so no zero clearance reference
line. Mafell says most prefer it that way :( ???
Festool saw is wonderful. Tight precise controls. Easy safe locking
plunge.
But I'm going to stick with Mafell (exchange for Mt-55) over Festool.
Why? Festool tracks suck. You've got to fuss & futz with a
_separate straight edge_ to get them joined true. Then you better keep
checking for true because they could move. Mafell tracks self align
& there's no doubt they're true... even if you join 10 of them. So
unless you don't need to join tracks often... better get Mafell/Bosch to
avoid frustration.
So I'm definitly going to miss that cutoff track. Which is why Mafell
should COMBINE the Mt-55 with a cutoff track (like the one in this vid).
Best of all worlds.

[@StewFairweather]

Not sure why you think the plunge system is dangerous on the K type saws. It isn't. I've been using it for years on mafell and Hilti saws (I've a suspicion Mafell used to build Hilti's saws. They were almost identical). They've improved it a little on the new K55/65/80 saws with the addition of a depth stop. This system allows the saw to be a true circular saws with plunge function. You can have zero clearance splinter guard on the KSS but have to buy a replacement strip to trim your own. I often wonder if some of you folks ever actually know what you're buying? Your complaints are just weird for an experienced user.

[@appleseedcarpentry5866]

@@StewFairweather Excatly. My guide strip is zero clearance for a 90 degree cut. I loke my k series saws