Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Bandsäge 12,7 cm Schnittgröße, 1100 W 10 A Sägeband aus Stahl Eisensäge mit 127 mm Max Schnittkapazität (ohne Sockel), 137,8 - 472,4 Fuß pro Minute Geschwindigkeitsskala Metallbandsägemaschine

Je suis vraiment satisfait avec la Scie à Ruban, qualité de coupe dépasse mes attentes, super top. Installation plutôt simple. Je recommande

Sono molto soddisfatto dell'acquisto. La consegna effettuata nel giorno stabilito. Il prodotto molto versatile e lo consiglierei

I saw a review jy John Gadogan from Auto Expert whom I conside a fair dinkum and direct sort of a guy. John convinced me to give the Vevor unit a try si I did. A great little saw that very reasonably priced and does a fine job cutting tube and box section and flat bar up to 1/2" 12.5 mm thick x 3" 75 mm wide. with ease. cold cut not sparks or sharp burs and does it quietly. I had first thought to get a metal cutting blade for my Mitre saw, or one of those Evolution carbide saws but that were 3 times the cost and a Metal cutting saw blade was around $100 for my Mitre saw and that would have made heaps of little metall chips and lots of noise. this band saw is very quiet and leave only the fines from the .75 mm thick blade as it cuts . the saw on the stand has the ability to cut miters and once set is great for repeat mutli cuts with a very good level of control and accuracy. Highly recommend this.

Purchased this portable bandsaw to cut aluminum stock down to size and mill on my bench mill (Millennium Machine Milo V1.5). Works great, makes quick cuts through the aluminum stock. Great price and fast shipping. Highly recommended.

I made this review late for I want to comment only after I use it for a while. Over the year, I used it to cut up various metal stocks, to 2x2 1/4 wall tubing smoothly. I can lift the saw from station to become portable and trim off sharp corners of the angles on my 5x8 trailer. Just need to be patient when using it. The blade is sharp and quality. Today the saw blade broke apart. I need to order new saw blade, hope they have stock the saw blade.

For the home shed it’s great Don’t use that often but when I need it I’m glad I’ve got it Works without fuss Accurate and reliable

Made myself a vertical stand with scrap steel and a welder, mounted without using tools - works great !

Bought the Vevor mainly because it has the base with vise so can use it like a cut-off saw, unlike the major brands of portable band saws. As a bonus, it is about the cheapest on the market, but it is not battery powered. I have installed a drill press vice to make it more adaptable for my needs, but can easily revert to the standard vice, which is good for general cut-off work. This band saw has exceeded my expectations and is great value for money.

After unboxing & wiping all the oil off (which is a necessity for product being shipped from overseas to prevent corrosion, kudos to Vevor), installing the blade and checking all the fasteners for tightness, I set the angle to 90° for the first cut. To be honest, I was very surprised at how accurately it cut. It is as close to 90° both horizontally and vertically as I can measure. Removing the saw from the base is simple and cutting in this mode is easy. Some reviews complain of where the cord comes out of the handle, but it is necessary to be there when the saw is removed from the base. To keep the cord out of the way when mounted to the base, just pass it through the handle. I am very happy with this saw, and it doesn't take up much room in the shop!

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.