Titan Bandsaw Review

In this video I review my Titan TTB705BDS 80mm 240v Bandsaw.
I've had the saw about 3 months and have had a few subscribers ask my thoughts so thought I'd do a review.
The saw is from Screwfix and costs £99.99.
It's very much a budget hobby saw but for the money I think it is great especially as it has a 2 year guarantee.
Features:
350W Induction Motor
Table W x D: 305 x 305mm
Max. Cut Depth: 80mm
Max. Cutting Depth at 90°:
Aluminium Table
Tilt Range: 0-45°
Throat Depth 230mm
Link to the saw: www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb70...
I hope you find it useful.

[@nopt1118]

Thank you for the review and for your time, you’ve pretty much answered all my questions. I’ll pop into screwfix tomorrow and get myself one. I might adapt that fence. Kind regards

[@markharris5771]

I have mine coming Tuesday. I don’t need anything above entry level as I might only use it once a week at the most but it can get a bit difficult with the jigsaw. I won’t be resawing anything as I have neither the room or strength due to upper body difficulties. The best thing about Screwfix is you can sort a return in a day usually. A great and informative review and subscribed.

[@tonymontana250]

Just purchased this and Getting it in next 2-3 days. The reason I got it is because I really want a band saw and the value of this one is brilliant. Wasn’t sure if to get it but then saw this video and you sold it for them. Thank you

[@richardslater677]

Nice review thanks. I have had this bandsaw for about 4 months. I really like it, very useful and handy. It comes with. 1/4 inch blade (6mm) (6 teeth per inch) which I found to be a bit flimsy and wavered a bit in straight cuts. I bought a 3/8 inch blade (10 TPI) which made all the difference. Much better cut, especially on resawing. I bought it from The Bandsaw shop, on line. £14 inc all delivery postage etc. Well worth it, and got it next day.

[@Gilgamezsh72]

Thank you for this video, I was curious about this saw and you've covered the things I wanted to know including cutting oak. Much appreciated.

[@kestrelpat]

These are now back in stock. Been looking to get a bandsaw for a while, picking it up later this week, thanks for the review.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

No problem hope it works well for you.

[@lestate6188]

I have one of these and was looking for a video on 45 degree cutting with the table tilted . Would have been nice to see this in the review. Good review all the same, well done.

[@daveymeddleton]

a great video, I had some good advice off a furniture restoration guy once who told me if you use budget tools buy the best blades you can afford it makes a real difference

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks davey I'm after a 1/2" blade so will bear that in mind!

[@speedseaandsawdust]

Just bought one based on this review, cant wait to have a go :) 👍

[@Gee-Man-Adventures]

Great job. I just ordered one of these for curved cuts in 18mm ply. Then I found this video. looks like it will be ideal.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Gee Man it will be great for 18mm ply as long as the sheets aren't too big. 👍🏼

[@siobhanlaura8868]

Thank you for this review, Ive ordered mine and get it delivered tomorrow so i know what to expect .. have got the titan scroll saw last week and that's pretty good as well ... good video :-)

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

You’re welcome I hope you like the saw. For the money it’s great. I just got a wider blade so going to see how that goes.

[@LeeHoMusic]

Wow, Im impressed. Thank You for Your review. I will purchase one like You have

[@jimmymcmanus1069]

i just bought one due tomorrow thanks for the review

[@garrysmythe]

thanks for posting mate, made my decision easy , it will do me nicely, cheers Garry, Barnsley

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

You’re welcome.

[@matthewdufty606]

Great video. Very informative

[@duvalian]

Nice ! I just bought one from screwfix based on this review, picking it up tomorrow 😎👍

[@markroper1900]

yeah good stuff looking to mill wood from chainsaw milling a bit more ,can deal with the fence , depth of cut even with a good mill blade limited , but what would you recommend

[@The_Joker_]

I do like how everything speeds up when you cut stuff. A bandsaw time machine 😀

[@gwynforthomas2280]

Good review, thanks

[@Giove83]

Great little video buddy

[@lesjohnson7612]

Thanks for the great review, you have just made my mind up for me, i will order one tomorrow. Do you recommend replacing the blade with one of better quality and if so which blade and what size please? Thanks again, just subscribed. Regards. Les.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I’ve still got the existing blade as it works ok for my needs so can’t really comment regards a blade change sorry. Thanks for the sub. 👍🏼

[@RO8s]

Just in passing - if you happen to live where Screwfix aren't delivering at the moment (like France where I live) the same machine is branded MacAllister and available in places like Brico Depot for the same price. MacAllister is listed as Kingfisher Products, which is the parent company for Screwfix. I went in to compare the MacAllister to the Titan and found that it was identical! Same machine.

[@karlwatkins1829]

Had mine for 6 months. Tried everything to tension the blade but nothing’s worked. Was ready to bin it until I saw your vid. Any suggestions?

[@towag]

Good review,, will more than likely buy one now...

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Tony glad you found it useful.

[@thewoodworker1703]

Decent review , I'm in the market for a budget bandsaw and I think this might just be the one. Thanks

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks glad you found it useful.

[@sburge1989]

Thanks for the review, I think that if they did a larger scale I would consider that because I want to resaw a bunch of logs. Seems like a great little bandsaw though, had no trouble with that oak!

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks spence a larger one would be handy! It's a good little saw plenty of power and nice and quiet too which is a bonus.

[@normanboyes4983]

Very useful review.👍Have you done one for your DW table saw - Matthias Wandel was not that complimentary about them?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Norman no I haven't but I find it very good. I don't think Matthias appreciates it for what it is.... a contractor saw. It's not a precision instrument.

[@martkt10]

Nice review, Would you say this is great for cutting out round dinner plate sizes ?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

martkt10 you should be fine just check the size of the table is sufficient for the size of what you want to cut.

[@stu2959]

I've had mine 2 months, V.Light use and rubber toothed belt has worn out (teeth all stripped). Anyone know if I can replace and where to get a new belt ?

[@jamiechristie7655]

Thanks for this review - it's great to have entry-level UK tools reviewed. It is draining to watch lots of north American reviews of brands we can't get readily here in the UK. Question: Did it take much to set up - did the wheels need installing / aligning, assembly of the blade guide? Thanks again.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Hi Jamie didn't take much to set up I just tensioned it up and adjusted the tracking and ensured the blade was square. It was all in the instructions and very simple. 👍🏼

[@martinbrace7195]

another great review.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Martin.

[@FinedonNorthants]

Also availble from Screwfix in Ireland @ €130

[@MiteshParmar]

Nice review, i'm actually looking for a budget table saw(my first one), would be nice to see a review of what you use.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Mitesh I use a DeWalt DW745 so that one's not really budget. I might do a review though as it's a great saw.

[@MrBath1985]

Think I'll go get one tomo looks decent. I only want it for cutting some thin chopping boards .

[@lemagreengreen]

Seems like a really fair deal, Titan stuff definitely isn't bad for the money. Looks to offer a bit more than some of the other budget hobby bandsaw offerings in the £80-£120 range. That table definitely looks more useful than some of the others, at least it's cast alloy and has a mitre slot for custom jigs etc. Might well pick one up for prepping blanks for the lathe, shame the depth of cut isn't a little bit more for deeper blanks.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Yes the cut depth isn't the biggest but it's not too bad. The table is very sturdy as you say and the saw is nice and quiet which I like.

[@duvalian]

Nice little vid mate,, I’ve got a screw fix five mins from me I’ll give the Titan a go ! I’ve been after a simple bandsaw for a while now, cheers mate 👍💂🏻

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

You’re welcome.

[@wood4nothing284]

Glad you gave it a thumbs up I've just bought this one but not tried it out yet ,good review. Cheers Tim from Wood 4 Nothing

[@stvincents2007]

wood 4 nothing hi Tim is it the same as the draper 82756 £120,

[@wood4nothing284]

@@stvincents2007 hi ,yes it looks the same but obviously different branding but I think the titan is a 350 motor where as the draper is 250

[@stvincents2007]

wood 4 nothing so would a 250 slower motor be best it I wanted to cut steel for making knifes? Normally no thicker than 4/5mm

[@wood4nothing284]

@@stvincents2007 I'm not really sure to be honest mate ,I would have thought the more powerful motor would be best for steel

[@stvincents2007]

wood 4 nothing ok thank you for your advice

[@rontocknell3592]

I gave a thumbs up because it was a useful review. If I would have one slight criticism, it would have been better to show the test cuts in real time so we could see how well it handles the wood. At X12, any old bandsaw would look like it's cutting well. But a useful review. Thank you.

[@jimbo2629]

The thing about the fence is that bandsaws are often used freehand and if you want a straight cut you use a table saw with a fence.

[@gnugnu00]

I purchased one of these 3 months ago. It was was awful when it arrived. The factory setup is appalling. You need to go through just about everything especially drive belt tension. I found a couple of rubber tabs under the fence clamps made a much more stable fence. Having set the blade up and all the supports left right and back on the upper guide and the same on the lower guide it now cuts straight and true and there’s no drift. Awesome. I’m happy to recommend this saw now.

[@Giove83]

Ng0254 I also noticed this is the first thing you need to do go thru all of it and set it up rite, if you just turned this on from the factory you’d be in trouble.

[@sandman2651]

another good vid,like you said its a cheap one but does the job and for you to make a fence for it will not be an issue

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Cheers mike.

[@xxr0se_c1llxx18]

Enjoyed your review, could you give me any tips on stopping the saw blade from turning when I'm cutting a curve in wood? Thanks

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Generally if it’s turning then the blade is too wide for the size radius of turn you are doing. So really you probably need a narrower blade. 👍🏼

[@barrysherwin3297]

You have too much blade showing probably , blade guides should be 1/4 inch only above the workpiece.

[@xxr0se_c1llxx18]

@@barrysherwin3297 cheers Barry👍

[@user-zj4gz9tr8s]

good review am off 2 buy 1 this week ,,,cheers

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

You’re welcome it’s a good saw for the money I recently bought a thicker blade but have yet to try it out.

[@wood4nothing284]

Good review

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks glad you found it useful.

[@toenyo]

Very good

[@ksp1278]

Good review. Thanks. I wish I had known that a screwfix did a cheap bandsaw before I bought mine. I bought a second hand dewalt bamdsaw. There is nothing wrong with the dewalt but it cost me twice as much as the titan even second hand and is too big for my limited space

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks ksp1278 it's a great saw for the money.

[@blackrainb0w]

I have to say that was a good review.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks appreciate the feedback.

[@123benley]

Are you able to Cut thin 5mm slices of wood from an 60mm-80mm blank, Without them breaking using a gate/ guide , Im looking for a saw to cut some thin 3mm-5mm slices from blocks without it breaking them to use on projects so i can sand polish varnish these 3-5mm thick 60mm-80mm wide, 90mm long , so its like veneer sheets , Do you think this saw would handle that ok, Some would be 3mm thick others 5mm , usual at about width of 60mm x 80mm length,

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I’d say you would probably need a wider blade than the standard one to reduce deflection but it should cope fine.

[@loghousemasters3440]

Hi.Need to make wooden letters with help of band saw. Will this band saw be able to cut and shape letters 350mm in height? Thanks

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Throat depth is 230mm no unfortunately not.

[@krissander1]

I have had this saw for about a month now and have really enjoyed using it, I have been mainly cutting mahogany and Ash, of about 5cm thickness, it has managed this with no problem both with straight cuts and curved cuts. I think the blade it came with is probably not the best and will probably replace it with something a bit better. The machine works perfectly well providing you remember it is a bandsaw and not a table saw, this machine does slower cuts but can cut curves as well as straight cuts.

[@stephenwaller7461]

Dont get the screwfix recommended blade (Starrett 1575mm or 62inch blade) its too big. To cut my story short I measured the blade , it was 1583mm and there was insufficient ajustment on the saw to acommodate the oversize. The box the blade came in even had a label stating it was 1575 when it obviously wasnt.

[@tomp6881]

good review

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Tom it's my first go at a review so the feedback is useful.

[@tracewilliams4477]

Decent video but 12mm is not a 1/4". I have now bought one of these machines and it does indeed come with a 1/4" blade, which I have swapped for 1/2" or 12mm. after which, you are right - It copes admirably. So thanks!

[@sumosprojects]

Good review mate, opinions & reviews are a grea thing, I notice you've got a billabong hat mate, brand made DownUnder, cheers mate 👍👍👍

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Cheers Sumo.

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Good review, mate. You get what you pay for, huh. Not a bad little unit at all for a budget buy.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks. It’s not bad at all for the money!

[@oigringo]

I wanted a saw for cutting 6mm ply for a modelling project. I bought a table saw that doesn't have the strength of this. I have had Titan tools before and they can take an awful lot of abuse. Having seen this I shall buy one now rather than spend a lot of time fiddling about with the tablesaw which quite clearly isn't up to the job, ie it overheats and blows a fuse after a very short time. A cheap Chinese motor as against something rather more substantial. Good review, told me all I want to know.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks you’re welcome.

[@emeraldalba]

I noticed on the Screwfix reviews, folk are having trouble sourcing blades for this as Screwfix no longer supply them, Can you recommend a source for these blades? Good review btw.

[@oldal05]

Starrett STARRETT DURATEC SFB BANDSAW BLADE 6TPI 62 X ¼" (6097R) @ Screwfix or Google it

[@bradleywilliamson5668]

Hi, did you ever manage to source any blades In the end🤔

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I managed to get some will try and dig it out of the drawers as hardly change to be honest.

[@stewarttreadwell9961]

I didn't think Titan products were very good. til I bought the table saw I like your video it was very clear the way you put the cross so I will get the bandsaw for that price with the two years warranty you can't cannot go wrong.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Glad you found it useful Stewart.

[@melvynwilde]

Happy Wife Happy Life The Titan thicknesser/planer is excellent

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Yes Melvyn I have that too I find it pretty good.

[@petersmith5199]

Yep, like an idiot I sold mine and got an expensive Record. What a croc! Still waiting to find the time to modify it so that swapping from thicknessing to planning doesn't take bloody hours... and I'm being serious.

[@MrChegcelestialslides]

Watch out for the plastic guide mechanism, it has soft plastic teeth and they get worn fast if you don't help lift mechanism with your hand when adjusting, also make sure you you do all the guide tighteners before each project and test it with a cheap bit of wood before you try an expensive or important piece.

[@alangeorgebarstow]

Screwfix have a European arm and I (an ex-pat Englishman living in Sweden) have just ordered one from them and it is being delivered to me postage free.

[@SuperCanerat]

nice video and good review especially from a DIYer rather than some melt tradesman

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Adam C thanks very much a DIYer I work in an office all week!

[@HolywellFilms]

Cheers for the review buddy. Sold! I'm buying one from screwfix... and oh, today, this year is 2020... shite year. Stay safe bro 🤣😁

[@MrBishbashbosh2012]

Thought this was really useful, thanks

[@bill1949wt]

Excellent review Happy! Very helpful - many thanks sir. (+1)

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

+Bill1949 WT you’re welcome.

[@jphoffman1]

Nice review. Pretty much does what you need a bandsaw to do. Nuff said.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Hooper57 I think some people expect a bit much of a bandsaw particularly the cheap ones but this one does the job!

[@LeeHoMusic]

Would You have any recommendation for a replacement blade?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I have bought a new wider blade but haven’t used it yet. Will report back when I do.

[@darrensam2512]

hi any tips on getting the bandsaw to cut straight on wood more than 3cm it will pull to either side.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

+darren sam I don't tend to use it for cuts that have to be really straight but try to lower the guide as close to workpiece as possible and go slowly. Use the fence too.

[@darrensam2512]

hi just got good quality 1/2 and 1/8 inch blades now works perfect, i recommend you junk the original blade.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Looks a good machine for the money

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks it's pretty good and with the guarantee you can't go wrong!

[@rhinenio]

have you tried a new smaller blade for tighter curves, if so which one and where from. cheers

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

rhinenio no I've still got original blade in it. Seems to be working ok for now.

[@rhinenio]

cheers mate i cant make tight radius so maybe need setup

[@joshrobinson1268]

What is the best size and blade for cutting tight curves.?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

A narrow one I’d say with probably fewer teeth per inch.

[@africancichlids3011]

thats how i check my fence with my speed square ., nice to see someone else using their brain and doing the same . i also do this for my table saw as my fence and table saw are shit lol

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks I generally try and use my brain where possible. Hurts sometimes though. 😉

[@jackwatson2487]

Will it be able to cut metal and Great review

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Jack I'm not sure, it might with the correct blade (definitely will need a wider one). Maybe look on screwfix' website and see what it says.

[@africancichlids3011]

thin metal . 1/8th with proper blade it can . more tpi for metal

[@terrywn46]

Looks the same as the Ryobi RBS904 as sold in Australia. A good "hobby band saw .

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

That's interesting terry probably all made in the same Chinese factory with different branding applied.

[@Psychodelboy1]

You can replace the fence for around £25 from axminster tools.

[@michaelevans1658]

Good review i have Axminster cheapest bandsaw, never could get on with it. Will not cut tight curves without relief cuts so cannot make a nice curvy band saw box. Fence i clamp a block behind to keep it straight.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Michael.

[@darencooper5786]

Great video, like michael I am hoping to make nice curvey bandsaw boxes with the thinnest blade I can get. have you tried you hand at a bandsaw box? if not whats the tigghtest radius you can cut?

[@paul-fk7de]

The fence there's a fix if you glue a metal ruler to underneath it will be more secure

[@paulround8501]

There is a very simple 5 minute mod to do to make the fence clamp down solidly. You just need to dismantle it and file a couple of raised holes flush and after that it clamps down rock solid. There are videos on YT showing how to do it.

[@barrysherwin3297]

It depends how its set up. Set mine up out of the box 3 years ago and despite removing it for different jobs it goes back in place with no adjustment required ! Is solid as a rock and can pull the saw around the w/shop (mobile base) without it moving !. Still using the original blade too, mostly pine but some oak.

[@paulround8501]

@@barrysherwin3297 There is a common manufacturing issue with the fence out of the box, mine had it and the fence would not lock down properly at all just like the one in this video. I did the mod which literally took 5 minutes and it fixed the problem. The saw itself is pretty solid and for the money it is excellent, just the fence that let it down for me out of the box. But as I said a very easy fix.

[@barrysherwin3297]

@@paulround8501 Looks like I got lucky with my fence. Not so good with the mitre guide which has some sideways play and up to now the best cure is with thin tape but this does not last for too long as you can imagine. I will probably have to make a new runner from something (plastic) eventually but hey...its the first bandsaw i`ve owned and I am more than pleased with it.

[@paulround8501]

@@barrysherwin3297 Yeh, my mitre guide went streight in the bin and I built a replacement myself.

[@peteswright]

Re comments below. Heads up for availability of this bandsaw. Got email from S. Fix. Restocking on 22nd Oct. Looks exactly like the Aldi one (different colour)which got a good review. That was £81 but not available. Sold out!

[@ianmathieson65]

pete wright: The ALDI bandsaw is good value at its lower price but only has a pressed steel table which is trickier to adjust if you need to tweak or alter its tilt angle, and it doesn’t have a mitre slot. Also its throat is smaller - 8 inches compared with the Titan’s 9inches.

[@jon123423]

will it cut plastic, acrylic, perspex cleanly?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Should do although likely to leave saw marks as stock blade isn’t that fine. Shouldn’t give chip out though.

[@captainso]

Just got this. I cant seem to adjust the blade drift. Its not cutting in straight line. Can you help?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Have you tried tensioning the blade?

[@ianmathieson65]

A lot of users think the tracking should be set so the centre of the blade lies at the highest point of the tyre but this causes blade wander as the teeth try to ‘flip’ from side to side when the blade is pushed back in use into a slight curve between the upper and lower rear support wheels. The tracking should be set so the root of the teeth lies at the highest point. And getting a good tension is important in addition as already pointed out.

[@InsideAlan]

you were up early fella! I bought a second hand jet bandsaw for £50 then realised I'd bought a pup, both tyres were knackered and the lower blade guide is missing! I wish I'd got an entry model like this instead.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Yes Alan 5 month old daughter likes to wake me at 05:30! It's always a lottery with 2nd hand tools some are great some useless, mind you some new ones are the same, I bought an electric brad nailer and wanted to bin it (wasn't that cheap either!).

[@InsideAlan]

Happy Wife Happy Life the tacwise Brad nailer is one I've been very happy with. My little lad is two in May and he's only just starting to sleep through so i feel your pain!

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I think mine is a tackwise, must be a dud! She's not too bad; goes to bed at 19:00 and sleeps right through until 05:30 I think I just need to go to bed earlier!

[@ksp1278]

I have a tacwise nailer also and it's crap. The nails virtually never go all the way in. I believe Rag 'n' Bone Brown had the same problem with his tacwise. They shouldn't be allowed to sell them as they are not fit for purpose.

[@johnmontague69]

Comes with a quarter inches blade which is about 12 millimetres..!!! What?? 12mm is double what your blade is lol. 4.76mm is 3/16 inch 6.35mm is 1/4 inch. 9.52mm is 3/8 inch 12.5mm is half inch 19.05mm is 3/4 inch 25.4mm is 1 inch What are your blade dimensions? You need to get yourself a imperial to metric chart printed off and hang it on your wall for future reference. New Sub ☺

[@maxedwards7612]

Screw fix should give You a percentage of sales, going by the comments.

[@Ziplock9000]

Is that the blade that comes with it?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Yes

[@patdunphy4714]

Titan is avilable in France as well

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Pat didn't know that.

[@owenkilleen]

I want a bandsaw that cuts metal, will this?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

It’s not designed for it but would depend on the blade. It would cut aluminium but would struggle with steel.

[@Ziplock9000]

5:50 You should have left it normal speed for a while so we can get a sense of the machine

[@budm.1450]

You do not turn that clamp on the fence to get it to lock up. You adjust it, and then lift it up to lock the fence. The way you're doing it puts it way out of whack and it isn't solid.

[@africancichlids3011]

nice smoothe cut if you take it slow

[@sphinx19]

Hi Do they do blade for metal? thx

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I don’t think Screwfix do but you could buy one elsewhere I’m sure.

[@sphinx19]

Thx

[@crafts_avenue]

did you any re sawing on it?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

No I haven’t yet.

[@bonsakoi7435]

Can this take a 10mm or 13 mm blade? Thanks

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I don’t know, maybe take a look on the Screwfix website? 👍🏼

[@bonsakoi7435]

@@WheresMyPencilUK Thanks

[@JS-gu1xu]

Do they deliver to the United States?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I’m not sure check out Screwfix.co.uk

[@SW-zx3op]

I would avoid Titan products to be honest. I used to have a Titan table saw, it lasted me one project (large climbing tower with connecting Wendy house) , the engine burnt-out on me while cutting 3" post into panels. The build quality is very poor, the fence had a lot of give making wonky cuts and the miter was pretty useless too. Thanks for the review.

[@simon1171]

1/4 inch blade 12mm ??? 1/4 is 6 mm

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Calm down Simon I'll get my ruler out next time.

[@Ziplock9000]

This or Lumberjack BS254 ?

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Dunno never heard of the “Lumberjack”.

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@1442GlennLane]

Russell Brand with short hair. (Even the voice). Nice review by the way.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Thanks Glenn I wish I had his bank balance!

[@bonsakoi7435]

Will it cut mild metal.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

I’m not sure. It would definitely cut aluminium but not steel.

[@bonsakoi7435]

@@WheresMyPencilUK Thanks

[@peteswright]

Just tried ordering this bandsaw after seeing your vid and recommendation for the price but seems to be out of stock!!! Just my luck lol.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

+pete wright that's a shame it must be popular. They normally get stock again pretty quick.

[@peteswright]

Sent an email asking them to try to source one for me.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

+pete wright if there is a Bunnings or Homebase near you they do a Ryobi one which looks identical. Probably made in same factory but with different coloured body.

[@peteswright]

Cheers for the info. Have a Homebase. Not heard of Bunnings. Will look into it. ATB. Pete.

[@peteswright]

Just done a Google. Homebase only have the Ryobi at £300!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@darrensam2512]

just brought one.

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

darren it's a pretty good saw for the money.

[@darrensam2512]

yep i like it, soughted out the guide wobble with a bit of sand paper under it