Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: what size is the band saw blade
Document: Upon consideration I did order a second saw within the week just in case the first one was a manufacturer defect for this particular saw.I am returning the second saw also. Same problems as the first one but with an additional problem. The blade came off within one hour of cutting, put it back on two times, it would not stay on. More water pouring from this one than the first.
This is a hobbyist saw. The "Pro" in it's title is a little misleading. If you intend to cut anything other than glass or soft tile, keep plenty of extra blades around. The table supporting your work piece is made of plastic and warped after three days use. Pulleys are made of plastic as well. There not much adjust in blade tension and the guides are, you guessed it, plastic and wear easily. The water stream is adeqate, adjustments are a pain.
I was hoping the first saws problems was just a fluke in some type of the manufacturing, but with the second one, I discovered it is not a fluke with BOTH saws. I could not wait to get the second one in, put it together and now and sending it back. I am very disappointed with the workmanship of this saw, the problems with the blade and the bad leaking-water problem. Thanks to Amazon for taking a second one back and crediting my account. BUYERS BEWARE!!!
Well, this was a gift for my dad and he told me he liked a lot the machine, he was very happy when he saw it and very happy when I use it. So, all right.
For some reason, pehaps the hoses were dry-rotted or been in storage to long,  but the curiousier of the two is "where was this water coming from on top of the saw"? Before I knew it the work surface where I was working was covered in water and this made a terrible mess on my counter tops....
Support for this machine is lacking as well. I've left two messages over two weeks time for bandsaw tech support and no return calls as of yet. I've had this unit for about 3 or four weeks and it's about worn out. Again, Okay for a hobbyist cutting thin glass or soft wall tile. A Pro saw, this isn't.
Bought this saw to work on some large collage projects and I love it! I've cut through copper pipes, circuit boards, glass marbles and few items I'm embarrassed to tell you about - but it works! I especially love how light this saw is. I don't have workshop, so I often work on my kitchen counter and carrying it in and out of the kitchen is a breeze!
After about half and half of sawing, water started pouring out of the top of the saw in the upper corner. I cannot understand where the water was coming from because the upper hose attached to the water resouvoiur wasn't leaking nor was it near where the leaking was coming from. After about an hour and half of usage I decided something was wrong with this leaking like this and I decided to return it.
This product seemed like a good buy for an inexperienced hobbyist. I have just taken up glass cutting and was tickled when I found this saw and it was one that I could afford. I have looked at saws for months and figured I would try this one. Ordered it and it arrived very quickly. Not too hard for a female to put together. When attaching the hose on the bottom of the saw for drainage, the top portion of the hose ripped before I could get it on and locked into place.
LOOK AT A DIFFERENT BRAND NAME....
Answer: yes