Band Saw, 10-Inch Bandsaw for Woodworking, 1515 & 3280 FPM Dual-Speed Bandsaw, 1/2 HP，120 V 5.3-Amp Motor, Band Saws with Double-Sided Fence Assembly, Steel Bandsaws with Miter Gauge

I had no expectations ordering this sawband . But this one is absolutely stunning, heavy build, no nonsense about it, it’s sound , easy to use and everything in the conception of it makes sense . Considering the price , it’s a steal compared to to other brands I used. The finish is also of great quality. I think this is the perfect quality price on the market

The QD-KYOHO 10" band saw is a well built little machine. Doors are heavy gauge metal with cleverly designed cam lock knobs. The pulleys are well balanced and run very smoothly and quiet. The saw is well packaged and comes almost fully assembled. The owner's manual and final assembly instructions are well-written and complete with all adjustments and operations clearly illustrated. I built a stand for my saw but a stand for it is also available for a reasonable price. I just wanted to be able to tilt it onto a set of casters to move it around. Although I have not used it very much yet, I am very pleased with the quality verses the price.

Great saw and super value. I was expecting a saw like this to be at least $700 but I got it for way less. Super quality and perfect for my small workshop.

It works beautifully and worth the cost. The decal for the blade tension indicator was rubbed and damaged during shipping. I contacted the seller but haven't heard back from them. I'd certianly recommend buying this saw.

2nd Update:Week 4 now. I bumped the rating to 4 star. I was able to get the 1/4" (Timberwolf) blade to track and function well for my project. The blade wobbles a bit and I've already stripped the thumbscrew on one of the guides. The only other issue is the table top seems to be forming a touch of rust. I'm not sure why. I keep it dry and in a workshop (insulated, concrete floor), AND I coated it with a dry spray lubricant when first took it out of the package. So, I lightly sanded it with #220 and coated it again today. I'll have to keep an eye on that. Otherwise, I found working with the saw pretty easy after you get through the setup and align the wheels using a tool to get them coplaner. The saw has its nuances, but I'm happy with how it cuts. A final note is that the company offered me a full rebate after my first review. Kudos to QD-KYOHO. Odd as I might be these days, I'm not into using a product a bit, and then returning it. So, now, we'll see how long it lasts (i.e., parts reliability). I never wanted a top end bandsaw, just one that functionally does what it says it does.1st Update:2 weeks after my original review, I finally realized why I could not keep a 1/8" or 3/16" blade on the saw after 6 hours of effort. Good reason is, the product is spec'd for 1/4" to 1/2" blades. So, in a clear way, my mistake. The spec page in the manual brought it to my attention. My frustration still exists (although reduced), because I would expect such a limitation to be clear in the Amazon Product Description area for the unit. I would have purchased a different saw. So, I'm not changing my rating until I use the saw with a 1/4" blade. Which I now have on order. If it cuts nicely, I'll calm down a bit and bump up my rating.Original review:Sorry, but I'm the first reviewer to give the unit less than 4 stars. Biggest frustrations have been blade installation and tracking. I spent four hours trying to mount and keep a 1/8" blade on the wheels. I finally gave up and settled with wider blades, which limits my work capability. The tires are narrow, not uniform in shape and are very difficult to stabilize the smaller blades for consistency and accuracy. Maybe there is a trick or two I need to learn. If I find one. I'll change my review, but for now I dont think it should be that hard to do.Pros:- decent price- boxed well- solid constriction for the most part- motor seems strong- table top and fence are stable and accurateCons:- wheel alignment- blade tracking is very finicky and imprecise- guide adjustments are cheap and lack full range across viable blade locations- keeping a 1/8" blade on the wheels is close to impossible

I did a lot of online shopping read a lot of reviews price was right on this one and it works great

As a professional woodworker, I don't often leave reviews, but this 10-inch bandsaw truly deserves a five-star rating. I'm sharing my thoughts to hopefully help others make an informed decision.First, this is a heavy-duty machine—I'd guess it weighs over 80 pounds—and it feels incredibly solid. The build quality is outstanding, with robust materials that set it apart from the flimsy construction of some other brands.Assembly was straightforward, and it runs surprisingly quietly. Just as advertised, it delivers an impressively smooth cutting experience. I've cut through various types of wood with different hardness levels, and it handles them all effortlessly. It didn’t take long for me to get the hang of it.My work demands precision across a range of materials, and I’m genuinely impressed with this saw's accuracy and overall performance. I feel confident relying on this tool for any project.This is a great brand, and I hope this bandsaw continues to meet my expectations for a long time.

Never had a band saw before this one, wondering how I ever got by without one. This machine appears and functions as though it is a quality tool, not a cheap knock-off. Being new to band saws, I was supprised at the many adjustments that had to be made to set it up to be accurate. I'm sure the price was well worth it based on the quality and the many components of the assembly.