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I just purchased and set up a Rikon 10-305 10" bandsaw.  It is heads above what I was using.  So much nicer than the Ryobi that I wore out.  The Rikon is made good and solid with very little in the way of plastic.  It uses roller bearings for the blade guides and follower.  Well worth the $285 paid out for it.post-1274-0-17662000-1490471960_thumb.jpg  I did not get the stand this is a stock photo from Rikon.

 

DW

 

  

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Congrats DW. Nice looking saw and great price. I've been using a 9" Craftsman bench top for the past 20 years. It does what I need it to but there are times I wish I had a larger one. Unfortunately my shop isn't large enough.

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I have an import band saw I got in 1980 and it has given me no problems at all so I am hoping that you have as much success with your new saw as I have had with mine. It is always exciting to get a new tool. Many happy cutting ahead.

 

Dick

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Nice new toy make plenty of dust that is after all the only way to know how good a new tool is them ones that make grass cuttings not dust are not a toy they are a chore and unfortunately I have to use the latter one today  :)  :D Frank

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I just purchased and set up a Rikon 10-305 10" bandsaw.  It is heads above what I was using.  So much nicer than the Ryobi that I wore out.  The Rikon is made good and solid with very little in the way of plastic.  It uses roller bearings for the blade guides and follower.  Well worth the $285 paid out for it.attachicon.gifrikon10305.jpg  I did not get the stand this is a stock photo from Rikon.

 

DW

DW I have heard a lot of good thing about the Rikon 10" band saws. Your really going to like it.

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Congrats,  I have a nice 14" with a riser block on it for resawing, but I would love to have one of these smaller bandsaws also.  It would be great for things a little too big for the scroll saw, but not so big that I want to change the blade on the 14" to do.  I hate changing blades on a band saw.  I find myself looking for other ways of cutting things so I don't have to mess with changing the blade on the band saw. 

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I just purchased and set up a Rikon 10-305 10" bandsaw.  It is heads above what I was using.  So much nicer than the Ryobi that I wore out.  The Rikon is made good and solid with very little in the way of plastic.  It uses roller bearings for the blade guides and follower.  Well worth the $285 paid out for it.attachicon.gifrikon10305.jpg  I did not get the stand this is a stock photo from Rikon.

 

DW

Jolett made a pattern for me for a customer that has a ryobe ,Brand new band saw he is willing to trade for the pattern of his cat cut.What a day and night difference from my old chinese saw.Oh the times i had to but the blade back on .Never happens with the new saw.Enjoy!

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