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Question: Hello...wanted to know if anybody is using this band saw to cut metal?  If so, does it cut metal as good as the reviews say it cuts wood?  Thank you!
Document: What impresses me most about the saw is the ease with which it cuts through very hard wood such as osage orange. I have used it to cut thick (up to 6") blanks for turning without ever worrying about bogging down. As always the best results are obtained with a good blade. The blade that comes stock with the unit is adequate for a few simple cuts to get you started, but it is not very good and replacing it with a better blade will make a huge difference.
I was somewhat guarded at some from the less than positive reviews for this Saw. Whoever wrote them is so dead wrong. First let me say, know where your saw is being shipped to forget curbside delivery unless you absolutely have to and pick up at the hub yourself if you can.
Once I got some good blades it really shined. The specs. say it can run a 3/4 inch wide blade but I don't really see the need to use one that wide for this size saw. A half inch wide ripsaw blade it about as wide as you will need I suggest the wood slicer from highland woodworking.I did have two problems with the saw. first the tires, they are rubber and very hard to keep clean even with dust collection running and lower wheel having a brush.
So I bought the bandsaw blade repair kit from Woodcraft to make my own blades. The quality of the jig was lower than I hoped for, but it works and has already paid for itself in not having to buy new blades. I recommend it as you never know when you are going to break a blade....ONE YEAR LATERBeen using this saw for about 1 year now and like it more and more every time I use it!
This was my first band saw, so I did a ton of research. My primary concern was that there'd be a bunch of issues out of the box that'd be a pain to deal with (wheels not coplanar, vibration etc). Well, I can happily say that EVERYTHING worked perfectly out of the box.
After researching and studying I selected this saw over the Steel City 16", (mainly due to space constraints in my shop and my budget). I based a big part of my decision on reviews from fellow woodworkers so I hope I can help someone out as well. To say the shipping was fast would be an understatement! The saw arrived the same day I got the e-mail that it had shipped! This is my first Grizzly tool and it wont be my last.
At one time i would only buy wood working equipment made in the USA, since this is hardly an option, I bought this Grizzly band saw. It was a mistake, the fit is finish is not up to a jet and way behind a powermatic. The wort part is a weak trunion, just leaning on the table and it flexes. Blade guard with riser block does not work well.
I've used the saw for over a year now. It's been put through all the things that you would expect to do with a band saw of this size many times, and a few things that really stretched its capabilities. The construction is solid and accurate. I have little trouble adjusting for new blades. The motor is powerful and smooth. Wood dust removal is adequate, but not perfect. All the accessories are useful and get a lot of use. The light is a nice feature.
There is no vibration in this saw that should cause any concern from anyone. Worth every dime I spent on it. A very good piece of equipment I hope this review is helpful to others looking to buy a Band Saw.Eric in Ohio
I've had this bandsaw for a few weeks now and have been using it to cut bowl blanks for woodturning and a few veneer pieces. It has performed flawlessly. Only minor adjustment was needed on the tracking of the upper wheel, which is easily performed via an external knob.The 4" dust port works reasonably well, only a small bit of sawdust is left on the  table which may be swept towards the blade with a bench brush after cutting is complete to send it to the dust collector.
Answer: yes