Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Band Saw, 110V Removable Alloy Steel Base Cordless Band Saw, 5 Inch Cutting Capacity Hand held Band Saw,Variable Speed Portable Bandsaw, 10Amp Motor Deep Cut Band saw for Metal Wood

Cuts nice and straight if you don't rush it and let it do the work. Wish it was easier to see the degrees because it takes a little work to get it back to cutting straight. Otherwise works great.

I have never owned a portable bandsaw before and certainly not one equipped with a base like this one. This tool came mostly assembled with the only challenge being putting on the blade. Quickly overcome. I got this two days ago and already have used a bunch cutting 1/8 plate and even with the supplied blades ... so easy! Base is really sturdy an seems to be accurate on the cuts. The clamp locks down the workpiece really well. No need to get name branded blades right away. The two that came with the saw are fine. I'd go ahead and use those up. LED very helpful.

This is an excellent saw, well built and easy to use. No complaints or concerns regarding the saw. If I were forced to make a complaint, I would have to say the angle adjustment feature could use a redesign.

For being the absolute cheapest portable band saw you can buy, I was initially skeptical. After using it a bit, though, I'm pleasantly surprised to say that it does everything I expected with no evidence of any downsides. All I had to do was buy a better blade that is appropriate for the material I'm cutting. Otherwise it has been an absolute pleasure.

I’m really happy with this bandsaw. I only do occasional metalwork so I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a toothed blade miter saw. I really don’t like the abrasive wheel chop saws. The steel demon diablo blades on a circular saw work well but they make tons of chips that fly everywhere and they have limits on thickness. I was able to cut 4” and 3” steel C-channel pretty easily. It cuts very straight if you go slowly. I also slowed the blade speed some. The included blades work well but I replaced them with a Lenox 18tpi blade from Amazon and it worked nicely on thick and thin metal. I would recommend it. Picture is a steel table I made with it.

Works great. I use it on a daily basis to cut material for my many turning and milling projects. I have a small workshop, so the larger floor mounted versions would be a tight fit.

took a bit longer than 2 days to receive the bandsaw, however it did arrive in good order. the directions need to be better for those that have never used this sort of tool before, i have so i did not have any trouble figuring out how to remove the guards and install the blade (i opted for a harbor freight 18tooth blade) the blade is easily installed "if" you place the blade in the bearing guides "first" then warp the blade back over the drive wheels making sure to release the tensioner first. that can be determined by visually moving the lever and watching the wheel move toward the other wheel. pretty simple once you take a look at how to do it. if you try to mount the wheels first and then make the blade fit the bearing guides? well good luck doing that! this machine is very well built, nice heft, not some light piece of crap but something that has the feel of a quality tool. the motor runs smoothly without vibration or unusual noise. i suspect repair parts can be had from harbor freight, via their bauer branded tool which appears to be the same machine as this vevor unit. maybe the same factory makes both units, not sure. as with any power tool, one should remember to let the tool do the work and not try to add weight by pushing down. if you feel you need to add weight by leaning in on the tool, you are probably cutting hardened steel or have a dull blade. either change to new and proper blade or stop trying to cut hardened steel. for the price this vevor unit is a winner, with a nice balance of quality/features and price. will this bandsaw last as long as one of the big name manufactures offering? maybe/maybe not, but i suspect treated correctly this unit will last the hobby/diy/intermittent user a lifetime. i am looking forward to building a vertical stand for this unit and also one to allow for horizontal fixed/vise operation, and it works out to be what i think it will prove to be, i will be ordering another one or two! highly recommend this tool for the home shop/diy/intermittent user, and would also suggest professionals that need a porta band saw every once it a while take a serious look at this Vevor unit. unless you are a professional plumber that uses a porta band every day, day in and day out, it is hard to recommend paying 3x the price of this unit.

Impressed. Very nice machine for the money.if anyone is looking for a good quality band saw hands down choose this one you will not be disappointed at all.

I always had problems of chopping the material for milling and turning before, and eventually got a circular saw for metal. But that solved only part of problems, and chopping thick steel bars and tubing was still a challenge. I saw that others use bandsaws for that, and looking at price and reviews, decided to get this one. It came fully assembled and the box contained couple of M42 14TPI blades.When I installed blade and made first cuts, I was wondering why I did not get it before. I cut steel rounds, stainless steel, aluminum bars and steel structural tubing, and all worked fine. I was surprised that the manual was all about safety and did not explain how to select proper blade types and speed (for steel the speed must be rather slow for the blades to last). Getting few more blades for different materials would help.The tool is more robust than shown in the picture, and I could cut the washers from the tubing which were 0.8mm thick.But while the base is "OK", it did not meet my expectation because the description said that it is cast, not stamped steel. I was sold on this feature and did not get it. That is why I would give a combo only 4 stars, while the basic tool is worth 5 stars.

I was initially skeptical considering the price since I previously used a oil fed floor unit of industrial quality. If you are careful and do not force the cutting (I actually take some force off the cut to assure very good tolerances angularly), I have good results. I have cut 25 pieces of 1/4" bar and 9 cuts through schedule 40 black pipe. The blade is beginning to be worn a bit, which is not great durability, but then this is not a daily use, high frequency, design. It is intended for a low cost alternate to a commercial design which would likely be 3x the price. You can't go wrong by purchasing this item. It is lightweight and can travel to your jobsite without a lot of hassle. I would buy again, but with a 2 year warranty, hope I don't need to. Go ahead and take the plunge. My next project will be to building one of those DIY rigs that can use the large Bauer handheld band saw in a vertical plane to cut out metal patterns for my metalworking art projects, etc. For a Horizontal cut , this rig works well. I wish they made this as an attachment for your existing Bauer handheld bandsaw. Getting a heavier duty saw would have been better, but this is great.