used on Grizzly 14" bandsaw
922273
I have a Grizzly 30th anniversary edition 14" bandsaw with riser block. I have become a regular user of these Carter blades as they are much higher quality than the Grizzly blades and definitely retain sharpness longer than the Grizzly (well at least in my subjective opinion and experience).
105398
I was unsatisfied with the fence on my Grizzly 17" bandsaw.  It had a handle in the wrong place (to release the fence would bring the handle up to where the wood was usually positioned, because the handle was 2 inches to the right of the fence, go figure, meaning that to adjust the fence I would have to remove the wood from the table).  This fence is a great design.  The release handle is in line with the fence itself, as it should be, so you never have to remove the workpiece from the table to adjust the fence.  The fence lock is very very secure.  Moving the fence is smooth.  Movement of the fence during locking is not too much.  All in all, great.  The resaw attachment that comes with the fence is really nice.  It is basically a point fence about 6 inches high.  It is very stable and when I bolted it onto my Grizzly bandsaw  it was perfectly at 90 degrees.  Highly recommended.  In order to fit it to my saw I had to drill one hole at the back edge of the fence to bolt the rear guide on... apparently the grizzly table is about 3/4" deeper than the Jet table.  AMAZING upgrade, this is 20 times better than the original fence on my saw.
2809565
My Poulan chain once started would shut down once I gave it gas to turn the chain. I researched how to adjust the carb and discovered I needed this tool. Once it was in my possession I used it and to my amazement my saw is now works like new. My neighbor had the same 14" saw and problem with it. I used this tool to adjust the carb and voila' his saw now functions fine.
748763
I bought this for my Stihl 361. The bolt holes line up just fine. I did have to grind some off the dog to fit smoothly against the frame, but works just fine.
2427448
The part fit on my import bandsaw with very little problem. I had to make a notch in my top wheel shroud as the new part has a little tab that my old one didn't have, but no big deal. Pretty painless overall. MY only criticism would be that it should come with a nut included for the wheel shaft,  as the one from my old part did not fit, and it was a bit of a challenge finding one that did.
4258022
I put it under my radial arm saw which was the maximum width allowed. There weren't really enough screws to stabilize it and keep the middle from dipping and dragging.  I added some screws I had to remove the dip and a metal bar I had.  Other than that, it works as advertised.
2215585
I used this product to cut 22 ga corrugated sheet metal in a worm drive skil saw. it lasted a lot longer than the Irwin products. it still didn't seem to last as long as I thought it should, but after wearing out several of them the life seemed to be consistent. I found the Avenger blade to last the longest at this application.
746221
Fit a Delta/Porter Cable  9'' bandsaw guide perfectly . Each machine needs two for the blade guides. Don't forget to get a very small retaining pliers to remove the clip
4140304
The chuck grips the work piece  very securely.  A big improvement  over the cheaper grizzly chuck.  I like that i can order different inserts through the service/parts dept.  This chuck represents a very value for the money.  I understand that it will accept jaws for the Vicmarc 100.  The woodscrew design could use improvement,  but, it does work well

Bill
3954048
I just purchased the JET JWBS-14CSW Band Saw and sold my 4 yr old Grizzly G1019 14" Band Saw. After using the Grizzly for 4 years I can assure you this JET band saw is in a class all by its self. The Grizzly was an ok band saw for the price, but suffers from poor craftsmanship, proper wheel balance, difficult to keep blade in track and vibration. Getting a true cut was impossible. The JET band saw was easy to set up, took about 2 hours. The manual is easy to understand. The first thing I purchased with the saw was a "Link Belt"; all my power tools have the Link Belt.  During set-up I used "liquid lock-tight" on all the bolts and screws (for assembly parts only) to ensure no loose hardware down the road. After set up was complete I was truly impressed with the very low to non-existent vibration. I can turn it on and balance a nickel on edge. The quality of craftsmanship, to include wheels, tires, guides, solid base piece, large tabletop, and the fine tune adjustment knobs for all the blade adjustments make for a "TOP QUALITY" saw for the price. This is not the only JET TOOL in my wood shop; I also have the Bench Top Mortise machine and 6" Jointer. I look forward to many years of use and obtaining quality woodworking results. Thanks JET keep up the good work.........
2565208
Buy the extender table you will need them, anything over 2 ft long you will need it, then  buy  2 outfeed roller tables in and out  unless you can deal with bad snipe, this thing eats sand paper, a lot of it, saw reviews on adding a hook and loop pad to the roller from grizzly, did that today and it seems a lot better after about 15 passes, hasn't shredded it yet. The finish in oscillation mode with 80 grit is very very smooth and no scratch marks, really amazing with such a short stroke, the power at 110v is fine, suction with a vac is great, size and weight is impressive, just tthrows sand paper and its not cheap, you will not need fine grits, on 80 grit leaves about a 150 finish, I believe the problem is when the paper is used it slightly streches and the wood eates it very quickly on the motor side, thats where the slack would spin to on the drum, then, the paper overlaps itself and burns,
You cant return something this big so the best bet so far is the drum hook and loop conversion from grizzly, about $55. Worth it so far, this kit is for a double drum and comes with 2 rolls of 120 grit and the adhesive hook pads, the angle you need to cut is the same angle as your precut paper, then continue to use the sandpaper hold downs on the drum. I will update later, so far wish I had just got a larger surface planner,
It will put a flat surface on a 60 in x 22 wide table,
After installing the grizzly hook and loop kit on my 22~44 and put 120 grit hook and loop paper, today i sanded 50 walnut  cutting boards,
It did an outstanding job the sandpaper never shredded or came loose, smooth finish, the paper is still good, very happy, after that I sanded at pieced together table top of walnut and cherry 22x69 x2 in thick outstanding job,
You Will need one  in and out feed roller tables for this, no way you can keep it from snype must be smooth travel in and out.
Last note the oscilation even though is very short leaves a perfect finish, i sanded the walnut cutting boards with 220 hand sander after 120 in the 22x44 and there was no difference, the drum left it that smooth with 120 grit

Chris
4251063
I just broke out my Dremel 640 1/4" V-Groove router bit tonight. Put it in my CNC Mill, spun it at 35,000RPM on a Dewalt DW660 and fed it at a depth of 1/8" at a rate of 250mm/min through plywood. It made some nice clean grooves. I really didn't know how well it would have taken the job, but it surprised me.

I'll be picking up a few extra for spares.
184640
Used for a Straight Edge Jig for the table saw. Initially used for Redwood roughcut lumber - worked great on a plywood sled.
4269415
Fits A 2010 Grizzly 700 (Amazon's Denial Notwithstanding)

This is heavy steel that does the job for which it's designed. The included bolts, nuts, and pins are of the best quality. Although the instructions need clearer pictures and perhaps some labeled drawings, I still believe the overall quality of this unit earns 5 stars.

Amazon's fitment note declared "This does not fit your 2010 Yamaha YFM700 Grizzly FI..."  I wrote to Warn about this, and the technician assured me it would fit in spite of Amazon's denial. As it turned out, Amazon was wrong. This product did indeed fit my  2010 Yamaha YFM700 Grizzly FI without any alteration.

Warn's customer service is a model for the industry. They were responsive and helpful, both by telephone and e-mail.

By the way, I had to remove the OEM winch ("Yamaha, by Warn") from  my Grizzly before installing the plow mount kit,  then re-install the winch afterward.

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1416300
Has worked well for four 1/8" bulkheads.  Much strong than a dual I bought from another vendor. I wish general tools had a two blade offering on Amazon.
2482065
I used this for a 14" JET bandsaw. In order to keep the base tight to the band saw I needed to trim the rails down about an inch on the front and back. I kept the sides long to use the support legs that attach to the bottom of the band saw cabinet. The band saw is naturally top heavy, but feels ok in the mobile base. I will be permanently mounting this to the band saw in the future. The wheels lock well enough for my purposes, but as others have said, the locks do slip if you push hard enough. I would get this base again.
1200037
I purchased the Grizzly drum sander, GO458, based on my satifaction with a Grizzly 14 inch band saw I have had for a few years. The drum sander came with an extension bracket for the feed belt badly bent not because of a shipping problem. I requested a new one from Grizzly and I had it within a week of noftifying Grizzly. Having read some of the reviews of other drum sander owners, I believe that this machine has some of the problems that may be common to many drum sanders.  For example, the feed table tracks off a straight line and is a little tedious to adjust.  If one takes the time to adjust the tension on the feed belt using the extension brackets first, the secondary adjustment can be made a little easier.  The main problems I encountered early on have been snipe and burnng of boards. As I read other reviews, these seem to be common problems with other comparable drum sanders. I eventually purchased an after market 5 roller extension table to keep the wood level as it came out of the feed table. (I was able to get a nice finish on a 50" long by 17" wide board recently.)  Early on I burnt a piece of wood by trying to take off too much with one pass or the board might have been uneven in thickness. Anyway, the feed table stopped. (The drum sand paper also burnt and needed replaced.) It is evident that the wood must feed in at a constant rate of speed and thus it takes a little patience to move the feed table up to an appropriate position. Other woodworkers who have drum sanders have complained in reviews about their feed table not being parallel to the sanding drum. This has not been a problem so far with the Grizzly. It is a heavy machine (300 lbs) with few plastic components. Some time spent with adjustments, and some patient practice, will make this product very useful to the woodworker, and the price is very competitive with other drum sander manufacturers. I am however, a little curious as to why Grizzly does not include this product in their advertisements in woordworking magazines.  It can only be found on their web site and on Amazon.com.