@ DeformedTree I don't think you have any worries with Mafell, my experiences with them have all been positive, bearing in mind that they are quite a small company with limited outlets.
They aren't fast at answering email but, neither are Festool in my experience, in fact I have at least two unanswered emails to Festool.
Timber Wolf seem a decent dealer, so again you should be fine.
As for 110v V 240v, all I can say is, I own, and have owned in the past many tools in 110v for our mobile and site work, and a lot of 240v. I have quite a few tools that are identical in both voltage. I have found that the many show the 240v to be more powerful/faster. Running certain tools side by side it's quite noticeable, however, that may be, because over here we use step down transformers, and obviously the length of an extension lead would also have an effect.
I have run a 110v mitre saw against an equivalent 240v version, angle grinders, table saws, etc, and the 240v's seem faster? Some of the smaller tools, like sanders etc, don't seem any different, or at least not noticeable. The only tool I can't tell any difference with are the Festool CTM 26's, they sound and seem to perform the same in both voltage.
I haven't done any scientific tests but, you can hear and feel the 240v tools are running faster.
Could well be, and probably is a different story on your side, as you don't need transformers.