Brilliant mate. Thanks for doing this one. Adding some cutting using the rail you showed and a normal rail would be even better ;) But thanks for a fantastic review. Youake it easy for someone like me to be able to decide which saw to get. Thank you. Pavel
Very good review; hope we see it in action next time. I noticed that you've installed a Neutrik PowerCon True 1 connector on your machine. For most of mine I've used Festool's Plug It but one cannot go beyond 1.5 KW as the cable & fitting would melt. I think when I get my Mafell KSS80, I'll do as you've done by using a Neutrik ( got a few spare left from my project). Keep up the good work. Kind regards.
Sorry you are mistaken, on the Mafell website if you select 120 volt it’s 1955 watts, the European 220 volt is the 2300watt motor . When you look it up select 120 volt
A man I can relate to! Not only does K. Wood know all of his saw's features, but he knows that his power cord contains 12 AWG conductors. It was really cool to see that Neutrik powerCon connector on that custom pigtail, Kristopher, because I ordered the exact same [set of] connectors a few days ago. I just can't feature trying to stuff my Mafell tools into their boxes with a huge coil of power cord attached. It's much easier to do the do, wire up the pigtails and create one (or two) dedicated power cords for use with all of your Mafell stuff. Kind of like making a custom "Neutrik" extension cord, aye? By the way, is your saw the US (120V line) version?
A lot of it. But it doesnt work well on narrow boards obviously. With big timbers it's usually easier to take the saw to the wood, with small pieces it's easier to take the wood to the saw.
The older machines were better, more solid, these new machines are just all gadgets. I don't like their new switch arrangement either, the older saws are simple but effective, not for me thanks.
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It's about time someone stateside did a review on these Mafell bad boys. Thanks!
Hi Kss80 370 is fantastic
Cut everything love it .
Only one I have but I think if it is made by Mafell and says Kss buy it !
Brilliant mate. Thanks for doing this one. Adding some cutting using the rail you showed and a normal rail would be even better ;) But thanks for a fantastic review. Youake it easy for someone like me to be able to decide which saw to get. Thank you. Pavel
Great video. Very much appreciated
Very good review; hope we see it in action next time. I noticed that you've installed a Neutrik PowerCon True 1 connector on your machine. For most of mine I've used Festool's Plug It but one cannot go beyond 1.5 KW as the cable & fitting would melt. I think when I get my Mafell KSS80, I'll do as you've done by using a Neutrik ( got a few spare left from my project). Keep up the good work. Kind regards.
Sorry you are mistaken, on the Mafell website if you select 120 volt it’s 1955 watts, the European 220 volt is the 2300watt motor . When you look it up select 120 volt
Now that you have this saw for a while now, would you still recommend it?
How does this compare vs Festool hk85 etc
Just ordered mine! ***giggling like little girl***
nothing about KSS 60 cc?
A man I can relate to! Not only does K. Wood know all of his saw's features, but he knows that his power cord contains 12 AWG conductors. It was really cool to see that Neutrik powerCon connector on that custom pigtail, Kristopher, because I ordered the exact same [set of] connectors a few days ago. I just can't feature trying to stuff my Mafell tools into their boxes with a huge coil of power cord attached. It's much easier to do the do, wire up the pigtails and create one (or two) dedicated power cords for use with all of your Mafell stuff. Kind of like making a custom "Neutrik" extension cord, aye? By the way, is your saw the US (120V line) version?
Thanks for the kind words. Yes this is the 120V version.
hey buddy is the blade guard made of plastic?
Yes, I believe it's made of the stronger glass reinforced nylon. The riving knife is metal however.
And I am a proud owner of one:)
Can’t this saw basically do anything a table saw can do?
A lot of it. But it doesnt work well on narrow boards obviously. With big timbers it's usually easier to take the saw to the wood, with small pieces it's easier to take the wood to the saw.
someone has an LG direct drive washing machine !
The older machines were better, more solid, these new machines are just all gadgets. I don't like their new switch arrangement either, the older saws are simple but effective, not for me thanks.