The blade should not be centered on the wheel. The deepest part of the gullet on the blade should be centered on the wheel.

Bought mine a couple years ago. The cast table rusts. Need corrosion prevention recommendations aside from routine sprays that stain your wood projects.

When I set up my new 10-326, I had an extra 6 or 8 inch steel bar that I can't find a use for. I see the same short steel bar at 9:53 on the video in the hand of one of the demonstrators. What is that?

This was very helpful. I looked everywhere to get help setting up my new Rikon, and there wasn't anything else out there that was demonstrated professionally and so concisely.

FYI, I tried to scan the QR code to the assembly video in the instruction manual and I got a 404! That should probably be rectified, it's a little nervewracking for an introduction into this assembly 😅

What does the 70-3040 cost

It’s great to see you using Doug Thompson gear. Quality stuff.

the only thing I had is the fence in the tall position blocks you from lowering the guides if your cutting something lower to the table and closer to the blade and in the short position its too short for adequate support. I guess I will have to get another shorter fence to clamp to it. I dont know.

I guess it didn't work out too well.

The dust extraction is excellent on this saw

Vaporware.

Can this be purchased in the US? If so, where?

where can this be bought? i cant find it anywhere

OK, that tow bar mobility kit is not for the 10-326?

Very helpful.

Great job on this turning system. Do you sell the replaceable cutters in packs of 5? Like the other companies do on Amazon!

The fence drift adjustment works great. I find the main clamp for the fence moves the fence at least 1/16” as I tighten it down. Is there anyway to set the fence position accurately so that it doesn’t move after you clamp it? Any suggestions for modifications?

Es una gran innovación en torno para madera, es el torno qué me gustaría tener wow¡¡¡

So, what happened to it?

Love my 80-805, just couldn’t justify the (1 hp for myself). Aside from something like a Veritas Magnetic Base light (the one that flexes and runs off three AA batteries) do you have any good specific lighting suggestions. I have an Otte light system that I can move around for tasks as needed and then too I have swing arm light that I set in various places on my work bench. I’m interested in any suggestions you all my have for a light won’t need to move all over every time I need it (quite often when chair making and constantly stripping/dubbing drawknives/inshaves/scorps/adze/hewing axe/travisher). I have my grinders on pedestal grinder stands and attaching a dedicated swing arm light isn’t the best, because I end up with far more range/swing than I need. Is the the swivel base the best thing going? I certainly don’t want to open up the grinder and wire my one light in and there’s really no need since I’ve got a 4 outlet hard electrical receptacle box I’ve already mounted to the stand just below the accessory rack. Thinking that flex one like the Lee Valley/Veritas maybe the best storyteller at to go since there’s no cords and I could also use it to add extra light to drill press when I’ve got a funky set up… any brand/style recommendations? Thanks, Shannon

Dados hum now I'm interested.

This is the best instructional assembly video I have ever seen. Granted I haven't watched many, but seriously awesome thank you.

I have this exact grinder. From Lee Valley I purchased the OneWay grinding wheel balancing kit. The kit comes with two very high quality balancing flange set-ups and a simple balancing stand. After fussing with the balancing procedure with this kit, I ws able to eliminate 90 percent or more of the wobble, and 99 percent of vibration. But... the wheels that come with this particular grinder have 5/8" arbor holes. The balancing kit will only work with wheels that have 1" arbor holes so, I purchased an 80 grit wheel from OneWay for my fine grit wheel and a 46 grit Norton 3X wheel ($62) from Lee Valley. Combined with the OneWay jig and tool rest kit, their diamond truing jig and a few other OneWay accessories, this budget grinder does function well and is vibration free. I am able to sharpen lathe tools much better, quicker and easier than ever before. Many serious turners use CBN grinding wheels which are much more expensive than these premium wheels I have. I've never had the opportunity to use a high quality professional industrial grinder, but I imagine the same process to wheel balancing etc would apply to those as well. Bottom line, this grinder for $99, better wheels, well designed tool rests and sharpening jigs plus some investment in time and effort learning how to tune all of this have resulted in a fairly decent grinder that is more affordable for me.

Very impressive. Is the tool rest held in place by clamping, pinching, or by turning a screw into the post?

*👍класс и привет от тренера по футболу!!!!!-!!!!!-!!!!!-*

Just got mine today, and I had loose bolts on the motor housing, it came with no instruction book, and both my wheels wobble! You guys should give me a discount for paying $200 for a defective product. Problem is, I had the guy at my local woodcraft store open 5 of these same grinders to check for the wheels wobbling, and I literally picked the 1 out of the 5 he opened with the SMALLEST AMOUNT OF WOBBLE BECAUSE EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM WOBBLED LIKE CRAZY!!!!!! I feel like you guys should send me a refund, or some type of discount coupon for a different RIKON tool to make up for your IMMENSE failure here. I should NEVER as a customer have to repair something that is BRAND NEW, Ill be posting a youtube later and I will add the link to this comment. I've never been so disappointed in you guys.

To what grit will that dresser make the wheel? Could you sharpen knives with it?

In the demo we do not see you restoring the bottom bearings to their proper position. The only mention you make of them after the new blade is in place is that they have to duplicate the position 3/16" behind the gullet as the upper bearings are. It would have been reassuring to this newbie to see how they are adjusted back into their proper position.

Thanks Tim! I learned a bunch

how much is 1/16 of an inch in mm?

It was nice to see this illustrated…I do share the frustrations of other buyers…But further…my metal flange would not move relative to the outer flange and I hesitate to do anything to possibly damage the wheel…???

piece of junk,,,i bought one at woodcraft 2 yrs ago and it hasnt been used,,at all,,,,and it will not cut a straight line,,,run dont walk away from this saw,,

Check out the Woodglut plans if you want to make it better.

Can you give me one for free? Absolutely !!!

can it take a 3/4 wide blade

What's this dude so upset about?

I own the Rikon 10-326 and still having problems resawing. I'm using 3/4" resaw blade, my question is: should the gullet be in the center of the tire?

Just got mine 2 days ago and absolutely love it !! Anyone on the “ fence” on purchasing this saw GET IT you won’t be disappointed, this video isn’t just a sale gimmick it’s factual. Many u tube videos from everyday woodworkers out there with nothing to gain from Rikon just honest experience. Great product.

The viewer can’t see what you see on close-up views when the camera doesn’t zoom in for the viewer. Left me wondering what the detail being described was.

Cool... Now I can finally re-saw railroad tracks:-)!

hey rikon man would you like something to drink?

Wow that’s great, that’s great

Just got one today. Assembly and adjustments were easy, and it works beautifully! Just don’t know why in the world they’d build this fine of a bandsaw and not put a light on it! Very happy with my purchase!

Got mine today. Nice saw. One big design flaw though... You can't fully open the bottom door because it hits the back wheel at about 45 degrees.

Nice video

my 10 -306 fence was messed up also!!!

Excited to receive my saw, but my god this video is CRINGE

i have the 10-305 bandsaw and when you try to remove the blade it is nearly impossible to get the blade thru the spit aluminium on the front above the bearings,,,,,it should have a door like some do where you can get thru ,,,,i am looking to purchase another bandsaw but it will not be rikon,,,

Does the 10-326DVR use a 3 phase motor? Or is it the same single phase motor as the non-DVR version?

Ordered one yesterday.