I posted a link to a craigslist saw, and noticed the newwoodworker review it linked to said the Ryobi was the only bandsaw Tom knew of that had a window to let you track the blade from in line with the top wheel. My steel city saw has one, and I just assumed all saws did.
It makes sighting in line with the wheel possible, but obviously isn't a critical feature. Is this really unique, or do most of your saws have this? I don't think Steel City even mentions it in their description it's such a small detail.
Todd
It makes sighting in line with the wheel possible, but obviously isn't a critical feature. Is this really unique, or do most of your saws have this? I don't think Steel City even mentions it in their description it's such a small detail.
Todd