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Question: does the table tilt
Document: So all in all, this is a very nice machine, and much, much better than the stuff at the box stores. Remember to clean off the table with some thinner and then give it a good coatingof paste wax to prevent the table from rusting.Good Luck! !
If you really need this kind of precision, I would go to the extra expense of a good magnetic fence since this is a cast-iron table. The included fence isjust "okay"; nothing really great (as expected).
Overall seems well made. It has a cast iron table and metal case. Probably a bit too tall for my bench, so I'm planning on building a stout stand for it to sit a little lower. ~70lbs should tell you something about how it stacks up against its light weight cousins...
The rear roller guide bearing doesn't come far enough forward, resulting in the outer bearings riding on the teeth and premature blade dulling. This alone almost defeats the purpose of having a small 10" benchtop  bandsaw. Possibly more engineering might fix this.Three, don't expect the table to be square to the blade or the machine either.
I was able to get the blade to track but only near the extreme range of the tilt control. Non-coplanar wheels in my particular saw resulted in a blade which cants forward slightly, and might produce undesirable results if you are not making through cuts (such as for tenons, for example). I contacted Rikon on this issue and asked for instructions on how to adjust or shim one of the wheels, but received an incomplete response, then they stopped responding to my emails.
Works well. Cuts great. Fence was crap. Was well oiled and easy to assemble. Packaging was pretty well intact. Yup
When changing over to the 1/8 inch blade I have been unable to keep the blade on the wheels. I have the original 1/4 inch blade back on it again and it cuts very rough cuts. I should have just spent the extra money and gotten a Jet. My 14 inch Craftsman(not the current model)has run like a dream since the day I got it and I changed it over to a wonderful woodslicer blade. So, are you feeling lucky?
What this means (in my case) is that you may have to adjust the bearing guide unit further back so they will remain aft of the blade teeth as well as to reset the other tolerances on all three bearings when the assembly is at its lower point. This is a major annoyance as it can add significant time to a project or task.
This is a nicely made, low end cost wise, band saw. My only gripe so far is the slot used for the miter is undersized. It should have been bigger to allow standard after market devices to be used such as sleds, etc. I bought this for where I work and expect to buy one for my home shop too.
This bandsaw is identical to the most recent Sears Craftsman 10" bandsaw. The only difference is the Rikon paint job which is probably worth $50, however Craftsman had this same model on sale for well under $200 recently. The price is also higher here because of "free" shipping. For the most part this is a well made machine; however there are a few issues.One, the upper blade guide twists out of square when the locking wingnut is tightened.
Answer: yes