Hey everybody welcome back to the channel. I'm happy to have you. Today we're going to be talking about the Ryobi and Nine-inch Band saw. This is a really great tool, something I use around the shop quite often, especially with woodworking. Something that you should know about this is that it does have a 2.4 amp motor. It runs off of 115 to 120 volt 60 hertz and that is in the United States. The cutting capacity is 3.5 inches. You have multiple blades that you can put on this particular machine. It has pivots. The table itself is a miter table so it does tilt to 45 degree angles. You do have a nice fence that comes with it as well that does tilt as well and it gives you different degrees. On the backside you do have your tension at the top. You have your belt release in the middle and then this is the actual tilt or camber of the actual wheels inside and I'll turn that to show you. This is where you set the depth. This is a lock right here. You release this and then this is actually the depth of the cut that you're going to use. Really the reason why you want to use the depth of this particular cut is because that will stabilize and it will help the deflection of the blade depending on the material that you're cutting and how small it is. You want to make that opening just wide enough so you have free flow of the material that you're cutting. To have clean and solid cuts and you don't want to throw the blade. Looking on the inside you have two great spoked cast aluminum wheels. I think it's a pretty well made machine. Down at the bottom this is where the motor is actually out on the backside. It's a typical motor. It's brushed but it is belt driven. This belt is a 3920359F and it's just a typical tooth belt that drives the wheels here. The wheels do have a lining on them that the blade's right on. There is blade guides that help you so there's double roller bearing in the front. Something that a lot of people don't talk about but we should talk about is right here the on and off switch. You can see that the switch is red but in the middle you can see that that's yellow and it says remove to lock. That actually removes and I don't know if we can try to show a close up of this. When you do that you can't turn it on because this is a lever mechanism that pushes past inside of the lever that actually turns the power switch on. It turns the power switch on and pulls it back off. That's a very important feature that you should know especially if you have children. You can pull that right out. It's a safeguard so you don't really have to worry too much if your kids are running around in your shop and you leave your tools plugged in. I don't leave my tools plugged in. I've got six little kids. I take every precaution possible and they are not allowed in my shop. I'll let some of them there. Today we're going to be doing a couple of different tests with this. I'm going to be selling through a 2x4. A 4x4 which as we know this is a 3.5x3.5 at least in the United States. Then I'll be doing a quick radius cut. This is a 6 inch circle out of a half inch piece of plywood. We're just going to see how smooth it goes in a circle. I have the blade that came with the machine. This is not an aftermarket blade. This is what you're getting out of the box right now when you buy these. Let's jump into it. I'll give a review when we're done. First up we're going to cut the 2x4. Cut up this is the 4x4. Okay, so last up is the half inch plywood. We'll be cutting out the circle. I don't think I'll have to do any relief cuts, but let's just check it out. So everybody what did you think? I think it cut the wood like butter. The great thing about band solstice is that it's one continuous movement for the blade when you're cutting. So there's no recovery rate when you go back and forth such as a scroll saw. So it makes cutting things a lot smoother and a lot easier and a lot of cases. If you don't have really tight bends or things like that and you can do a simple radius like this or different shapes. I think this is the way to go. It's a really, really useful tool especially for the homeowner. So if you all like this video, hey, go down to hit that like button. Don't forget to subscribe. You'll see you in the next video. Have a good one. Take care.