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Question: Hello.Can this bad saw cut lengths of solid metal bar stock and to what thickness? ex. 1" x 1" A36 carbon flat bar
Document: Just finished putting my Jet JWBS-10OS 10 in band saw together and giving it a quick test run. It's a very solid little machine and definitely worth the extra money that you will pay over an &#34;entry&#34; level model. It's steel. It will hold up and it has a deep enough throat that you can work with some fairly wide pieces of wood. Just don't think that you are going to cut out a 36&#34; table top on this machine.
I have a Jet JWBS 10OS that works great. The only problem is related to the use I have for the saw. I use it, primarily, for cutting pen blanks. I want to cut some of the blanks at various angles, using different sleds, which are guided by the miter gauge slot, but the miter gauge rides in a narrow "T" slot, not the conventional 3/8" x 3/4".
If you want to use this for small projects, its perfect. It's solidly built, but the motor lacks the strength to cut wood thicker than 1&#34; and any wood other than soft. The blades are a custom size and must be special ordered - which was not clear at the time of purchase - a real pain when you are in the middle of a project and you want to head to the local hardware store for the proper size blade.
This is one of the worst saws I have ever used. Jet usually puts out good equipment, but they cheaped out on this. I am a shop teacher and bought two for my classrooms. They do not cut strait lines. They do not cut any hardwood over 1/2&#34; w/o bogging down. The guides are terrible. They are hard to adjust. I really have nothing good to say about these saws other than they are cheap. Buy something else!
It feels heavy and adjusts easily.The fence is adequate, though not great. It engages to create a solid connection for guiding your work pieces. You can make minor adjustments to it with a hex wrench in order to true it up with the blade. However, it does not slide easily from one position to the next. I don't consider this to be a problem on a $300 saw.
Amazon may think that is good marketing. I think dishonest and deceptive is always bad business.
The doors are of thicker, heavier material than I expected. The door latches are clever and solid, though made of plastic. I appreciate the dial for tracking adjustment, as my last bandsaw required me to keep up with a particular hex wrench in order to make tracking adjustments.The tension adjustment mechanism is adequate. There is a tension gauge inside of the housing which is supposed to tell you when your saw is tensioned correctly based on the width of your blade.
Just received my saw the other day. As the delivery guys were taking it out (UPS) the box looked bad. Box/styro inside was busted. They noted box open in case I have any issues. Everything appeared to be in one peace other then some scratches. They could do a better job packing. Maybe use some wood framing in box to keep it better secured.I still have to get it setup & running. My first band saw.
This saw has all the "Bells and Whistles" and is designed to be user friendly  . However it has a short coming; the saw is lacking power. You have to wait about 30 - 40 seconds before the saw is at operating speed. Literally she "screams" (very noisy)If you try to saw anything before top speed is reached the saw stalls. I would think that a 1/2 hp motor should have plenty of power.
This saw is badly under powered. With a 3/16 skip tooth, it struggles to cut 2 inch basswood. For the price, I expected much more.
Answer: yes