Ryobi 9" Band Saw Assembly and Setup
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- čas přidán 12. 02. 2021
- In this video I’ll be assembling the Ryobi 9 inch Band Saw. After Assembling the saw I’ll go through the adjustments for the the table and blade tracking.
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Thanks for a realistic review. You worked right through the difficulties and complaints other reviewers had written about. Good job.
Thanks!
THANK YOU!!!! I’m relatively new to woodworking as a DIYer and haven’t used a band saw in about 40 years (and that thing was a monster!). I bought my Ryobi 9” band saw and tried to follow the owners manual. Sometimes it’s best to RTFM, but in this case is was definitely not. I was hoping there’d be a video on how to assemble and adjust this machine, and you imagine my relief you made one. I’m also glad to see you were stumped on a couple of things I was, so that was encouraging to know I’m on the right track. I can’t wait to put mine together and get working. Thank you for making this video!
You’re welcome Michael! It’s a great little bandsaw, I’m in the process of building a roll around cabinet for it.
Thanks 👍🏼
Glad you set it up in real time makes it a lot easier thanks 🙏
Thanks for sharing Sean.
My pleasure!!
I just bought this saw and found your video while looking for set up instructions. The instructions that come with the saw are absolutely horrible. There isn’t even a diagram telling you what is what. I basically had to guess at everything. I went through the exact same process you did and and prayed I didn’t kill myself when I turned it on for the first time. Thank you for confirming my first impressions.
I’m glad the video helped Robert!
Looks good. Thank you.
You’re welcome, and thanks!
all the 9" Bandsaws are made i think by the same company just with different stickers. even motor is the same i have the Harbour Freight one. so if you are looking for the 9" for small jobs get the cheapest of them. also you can extend the cut height and only costs you an extra $30. So worth it even more now. just extended mine to a cut depth of 12 and 3/4".
Thanks just pick mine up today
Great job.
Thanks Stephan!
Thanks for the vid! Saved me a lot of time and frustration.
You’re welcome!!
I found your videos recently and subscribed. Good content. I like the ones where ordinary guys buy ordinary tools.
Thanks!
i just wanted to read comments about blade install.
I’m watching 4 years later still no rip fence
I just got one and I'm still lost how to set it up after this video lol
Nice video!
Was the rip fence not included?
Where I'm able to buy the ryobi band saw it comes in the box.
Thanks Pon! The rip fence was included. I purchased the saw at Home Depot.
Might I ask a question Sean : I have one of these Ryobi bandsaw that I bought last year & it has worked pretty well for me. BUT I have run into a problem with the vertical blade where have difficulty getting the blade guide to move up and down when I change thickness of wood I am cutting. It seems like it is sawdust jamming up the plastic gears, but maybe isn’t something else.
Might you or some else reading this post have suggestions to over coming this unfortunate problem?
Thanks in advance for any advise you might be willing to provide.
It sounds like the guide is gummed up. I’ll take a look at mine to see how to clean it.
@@SeanDoesDIY Thank so Very Much for check this out for my Ryobi bandsaw.
And your reply come awesome quick …much appreciated Sean
…G. Lewis in Eastern Canada
Hi can you tell me if the band saw is electrical or battery and if it electrical can you let me now where you bought it from thank you
It’s electric, I got it a Home Depot
awesome video!!! You think this would be good for small bandsaw boxes? I’ve never had ryobi how is the quality of the tool? I’ve seen some videos of their cordless stuff smoking.
So far it’s been great. Other than the covers being plastic, which is pretty much standard at this price point, I think it’s well built.
@@SeanDoesDIY awesome thank you!!! I saw you have the drill press too! Do you have the scroll saw or router table too?
I don’t have a scroll saw, but I do have a router table that built on one of the wings of my table saw.
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I enjoyed the straight forward but clear commentary and well paced DIY set up. I have just thrown out a competitor 9" bandsaw (2 years old, purchased used but could not correct blade drift). At end of day cheaper to buy new one than deal with service repair cost plus parts. I have 4 other Ryobi hand tools in my shop and found them to be reliable and dependable. So, with that in mind BUT MORESO because of this video I am buying a Ryobi bandsaw this week.
Thanks Michael, so far I’m loving the bandsaw and haven’t had any issues with it.
@@SeanDoesDIY I purchased a Master craft 9" used in April. Despite constant effort to ensure blade drift/wobble was corrected could not get the blade tension to hold or wheel position adjustment to effectively correct. Last weekend part of the blade guide assembly came apart. Believe it or not, the hourly rate to service is$135 and minimum shoptime available is1.5 hours plus materials. But contactiing Mastercraft customer service to order blade guide kit was hopeless.. I have a fully outfitted woodshop and use my tools everyday creating wood items that I sell. The poor quality of the Mastercraft saw AND lack of effective customer service has now soured me on that brand. My overall with both Dewalt and Ryobi hand tools to date has been excellant. After watching your video I ordered the 9" Ryobi bandsaw on my Home Depot account. It is only $150, brand new.
Dang, that’s crazy! I know there are some Ryobi haters out there, but for the price and quality I’ll keep buying them. I’ve got some tools that I bought years ago and they’re still going strong with tons of use.
What is the band saw for mainly. I have been seeing them pop on lately
I've used them in my shop class mostly for cutting wood on perfect angles quickly and easily
Let's say your making a sign and you wanna cut one peice of wood into many letters
You would use a bandsaw to cut out the letters
I have this same saw but got it at harbor freight (same saw but a little cheaper) and I really like it. I put on a 3/8 blade because the 1/4 it comes with deflects too much but that could just be a cheap blade
That's cool, there isn't a Harbor Freight close to me but I've heard their tools are pretty good. I like to hear how you like the bigger blade.
@@SeanDoesDIY a lot of harbor freight tools share design with other companies like WEN, Ryobi, Ridgid, etc. I had bad deflection when trying to resaw, so got me a 1/2 blade for that and it works great for smaller lumber.
Nice, thanks for the info
Thanks Sean! Just picked up this Band saw and ran across this video looking up on how to set it up. I liked how the video was unedited. I just subscribed and was wondering if you had any plans on making videos of essential tools a new home owner should have for DIYs?
BTW congrats on your engagement.
You’re welcome Seng, and I’m glad the video helped. I’m looking at putting together short in depth videos about various tools.
Your awesome Sean. Thank you!
Since buying it, are you still happy with it? I ordered and will soon receive a Rikon 10" (10-3061) band saw...downgraded from my big Grizzly 5055LX 14" saw...just more saw than I really needed...I wanted a saw with cast iron table and a good quick release on back...
So far so good. The 10" is plenty big enough for when I need a bandsaw.
@@SeanDoesDIY is the 9" the throat depth or the maximum vertical board height?
Hey Dennis, I’m traveling for the holiday’s but I’ll double check when I get back in a couple days.
@@DennisMathias 9 is the distance between the blade and the vertical support in the back. The max cut is about 3-4 inches. That’s standard for how bandsaws are described. Sometimes it refers to wheel diameter, which is about the same anyways.
I feel your pain on the chain tensioner lol
Yeah😬
Rule #1 for putting machinery together - RTFM! :)
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Hi Sean I appreciate you reviewing this saw, it seems like a good tool and you are happy with it. I got some Christmas money and going to pick myself up one this week and I have a question, are you still happy with it? I am a beginner and in the past I have bought tools because I needed one, but I had no idea what I should be looking for and making this mistake is very costly. Thanks for any input you may have!
Thanks, I’m glad you liked the video. For what I do it’s a great saw, and I think it’s a good beginner band saw. I am very happy with it, I don’t need a big band saw in my small garage shop.
how is the bandsaw working so far?
So far it’s working out great!
@@SeanDoesDIY thank you!
How does it handle steel?
I haven’t cut any steel yet, I did cut some aluminum without any problem.
It’s probably too fast to be a good metal bandsaw. It’s really designed for wood. You don’t have any speed control with it.
Best cheap option for mild steel is probably a portaband set up semi-permanently with a table.
I just bought this saw and came to this video to discover you’re having the same problems as me with the blade 🤣
It’s kinda squirrely getting it on🙄😂
Any chance of a follow up with durability? What projects has it helped in making?
Good idea D W.
Shit I cant get the blade one for nothing.
Fell asleep watching this
5 minutes in makes me not to want to buy this saw.