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Question: Would I be able to rip a 10" rd log ( Maybe a few feet long) attached to a wooden sled  that would slide against the saw fence?
Document: I'm happy with the performance, the light, the rip fence and the cabinet where I can store accessories. I used a plastic 4" to 2.25" reducer on the dust vent so I could attach a shop vac and I needed to use glue to make it stay in place. Even with the vacuum attached, there is some leakage of fine sawdust from various places which is slightly annoying. I plan on getting the extension so I can resaw something wider that six inch logs.
I got the riser with the bandsaw. It was easier to add than I expected, but you do need a helper.The saw is heavy enough to be extremely stable with no vibration, yet quiet. The blade guides adjust easily, both upper and lower, but the lower are not so easy to access. The on and off is within easy reach; the light isa welcome accessory. The lever tension control works nicely. Both the miter guide and the rip fence are sturdy.
Like I said, this is my first bandsaw so I really can't compare it to others. However, everything everyone else has said is true.Fit and finish is excellent.The saw has plenty of power.Dust collection is pretty good.The included fence is SUPER NICE!I was able resaw a 3/16th strip off a pine plank with the stock blade with no problems. Later I got a Timberwolf 1/4" blade and made 5 bandsawn boxes for Christmas gifts.
The included resaw fence is a nice bonus, but I mostly use the standard fence, which is of high quality. As with any bandsaw the blade choice is critical. The included blade was of moderate quality and quite useful, but I would recommend changing to higher quality blades from the start to achieve the full potential of this saw. The only area that I would like to improve is the scavenging of wood dust.
What a great bandsaw! Finally own it after a long time of seeing it in my wishlist! I have not used it yet for its real purpose of resawing, but I have used it for smaller and more intricate projects. I will update as I will soon be resawing some 8/4 hard maple and 8/4 cherry.One thing that I would draw attention to in the set up is on the riser block.
I installed an extension block kit as part of the assembly and I am glad that I did. Sorry I didn't read all of the instructions first. At my adanced age I struggled to use the tension releace handle so I turned a larger and 2" longer wooden extension and epoxied it to the steel handle, works great. From start to finish I would order the same thing from the same folks.
Still, a lot of dust never gets into that cabinet and is thrown around the shop.I have been skeptical of Grizzly for a long time. I am much less apprehensive now. The adjustments/fixes that I had to make on this saw are common to all bandsaw makes on the market. I am impressed with the features, the build quality, the finish and the performance.
I used a block and tackle with a 3/8" eye bolt attached to a convienient hardpoint in the frame. This way all I needed was someone to steady the saw while I hoisted it up and moved the base into position. I had the saw base on a mobile base to help move things around.If you do not have some burly friends to help, get the lift gate truck delivery option.
The saw set up very easily, and the flywheels were perfectly coplanar. Many other reviewers commented on the need to change the blade that arrives with the saw - I echo this.The primary reason I bought this bandsaw was to be able to use it for resawing - and going from a saw with 1/2 horsepower to one with 1.5 horsepower was just enough - I have been resawing the full six inches without any difficulties.
I bought this saw after reading a review on a website that reviewed this saw and had it as a top pick for the money. I'm very pleased with the saw! 1st saw I ever had that I could actuly rip and crosscut with the miter gage and didn't get any blade wonder. I bought the 6" riser block kit for resawing larger  wood down the road. This is a very nice saw and a definate upgrade from any craftsman product.
Answer: no