Type of machine
Jointer Planer ComboManufacturer
MetaboDesigned in
Germany
Production status
Vintage
User rating (1 vote)
 Jointing width: 260 mm |
 Power: 1850 W |
 Max jointing depth: 3 mm |
Tables length: 1200 mm |
| Type of Cutters: Two standard / disposable reversible blades | Fence Tilt: 90-45 ° |
| Planer width: 260 mm |
Power: 1850 W |
| Max depth of cut: 3 mm |
Table length: 500 mm |
| Max workpiece height: 165 mm | Feed rate(s): 5m/min |
The Metabo ADH 260 Magnum jointer planer is a slightly smaller version of the ADH 1630. It is nearly identical, except for having 260mm jointing capacity instead of 300mm.
The other difference with the ADH 1630 is that the stand is not necessarily integrated, there are also versions with a cabinet (with drawers) base, or no stand at all.
The fence is supported at both front and back, minimizing flex when jointing. Many jointers this size only have their fence secured in one place. The jointer tables are relatively long for a machine this size.
Its larger brother is the ADH 310, which has a capacity for jointing of 310mm and cast-iron tables.
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All the specs and options for the Metabo ADH 260 Jointer Planer
| General | |
|---|---|
| Weight (standard configuration) | 80 kg |
| Motor | |
| Motor Voltage | 3x 400V 1x 230V |
| Jointer | |
|---|---|
| Jointing width | 260 mm |
| Max depth of cut | 3 mm |
| Tables length | 1200 mm |
| Type of cutters | Two standard / disposable reversible blades |
| Fence tilt | 90-45° |
| Planer | |
|---|---|
| Planer Width | 260 mm |
| Max depth of cut | 3 mm |
| Table length | 500 mm |
| Max workpiece height | 165 mm |
| Feed rate(s) | 5m/min |
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