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Question: i wanted to cut logs into boards what would be the max size log i could use.
Document: A shop teacher that my father taught with once told him that you could take your arm straight off with a band saw, so it is the power tool that I never wanted to buy! I have had mine for a few years now and I am 47 years old; this is one of the most versatile tools in my workshop! Great for cutting little pieces. When it rips wood it removes very little stock because the blade is thin. It is right there handy to use.
If I had bought one of these a long time ago I would have created a lot more stuff by now because it is so versatile! I always use a framers square to set that fence!
The sole reason I purchased this was to cut out a large number of pinewood derby cars for Cub Scouts, which it did very well, much quicker and easier than a scroll saw. For the cost vs. limitations, it is a good value, and because I have young boys it will be in use for years to come.
Bought the Rikon at a sale price and have put at least 20 hours into trying to get it to track right with a 1/8 inch blade. I haven't made a cut with it in three months that I was happy with. I wanted it to be a heavy duty scroll saw for thicker peices then my scroll will take, rather then having to change out blades constantly on my bigger band saw.
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).
The sawpreforms resonably well. However setting the blade is difficult with no instructions for accomplishing this task. As a result I had to buy a user book to find out how to set the saw. Asimple but detail set of instructions would have raised this rating.
Maybe cause it was a smaller saw but for what I need to do, it's great. Rather changing the 3/4 blade on my 14 inch Powermatic, I use the Rikon for smaller tasks. Great Product for the money. Besides, I don't have to drag it outside like I do for the Powermatic.Thanks Rikon
No miter gauge is included.Surprisingly, I was able (after some adjustments) to actually resaw a 10" length of 2x4 pine (along the 3.5" side) into fairly uniform 1/16" thick pieces using the stock blade.In summary, a usable band saw for the money. It is short on features and amenities, and basic build quality could be better, but 10" band saws don't get a lot of attention from manufacturers.
I've had a few band saws in my day and I recently upgraded to a Powermatic 14 inch model. Although the Powermatic does great for resawing and other tasks, I needed a portable bandsaw that wasn't too heavy and I could move around. I have very limited space in my workshop so most of the time I have to drag out the jointer ( 250 lbs plus) planer, 14 inch bandsaw. You get the idea outside over the threshold, not to easy, especially with the bandsaw.
Amazon has plenty to choose from.The adjustable cutting guide is nice on this unit as it slides up and down by a gear, turned by a knob....I wasn't expecting that; figured it would be manual. But this allows for a hands-free adjustment of cutting guide away from the blade.It also has a lower round port for a dust collection system, or in my case, the Shop Vac!
Answer: yes