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   syenefarmer | Nov 01, 2009 10:19pm | #1

   That looks to me to be a 9" or 10" benchtop band saw. If that's the case then I think the price is too high. Now this is just me and others will certainly have a difference opinion but I wouldn't have a benchtop bandsaw in my shop. They are harder to keep tuned-up than their bigger brothers are. So, unless you like to constantly fiddle with your tools instead of use them I'd look for a larger bandsaw.

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   JohnWW | Nov 02, 2009 03:10pm | #2

   Photo doesn't tell very much, do you have a model number?

   John White
   Shop Manager for FWW Magazine, 1998 to 2007
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   piker | Nov 02, 2009 04:01pm | #3

   Put the $100 towards a more substantial saw - that one has plastic wheels. There are good, smaller saws out there - bought an old 12" Porter Cable (made in Canada) years ago for my dad, cast iron with cast aluminum wheels, my son is now using it.

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   stevemorris | Nov 03, 2009 12:08am | #4

   plastic wheels? you have to be kidding!!, even my little ryobi has aluminum wheels

   i'll stay well clear of that one, thx