The best video I have seen so far about setting up a band saw. I learned a lot from it. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks Brian! Right now, your content is amongst the very best available in regards to teaching the physical and mental aspects of woodworking, along with the technical details of the tools and processes themselves. It's a rare thing, in my opinion, on YouTube and social media these days. It might not be as "entertaining" to the masses, but it is absolutely invaluable to a woodworker such as myself. In all honesty, it could easily be behind a pay wall. That being said, that would somewhat limit the number of woodworkers that have access to this knowledge share. I really appreciate the time you spend on these videos, thanks again.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video, I learned a lot and will be very useful in my band saw journey.

Brian! Thank you. This is great. One of the best times I had in a shop was restoring an old Rockwell 20” bandsaw. New guides, new fence, new rubber for the wheels, dialed in the alignment and I had that thing hummin with a brand new blade.

Get that man the bow resaw featherboard!
I've had a 21" bandsaw for 15 years and I still found this video helpful, thanks for it!

This is super useful for someone who just got a big 17" band saw.  There's so much wisdom distilled here, this will be a reference video I come back to while tuning my resaw blade.  Thank you.

Brian, This was an excellent presentation on setting up a bandsaw.  I never realized the correct body and hand position to get quality cuts on the bandsaw.  Thank you very much.

Bless Saul.

Love this style video, so much value getting to join along, thanks for sharing!

As a newer woodworker in the process of buying my first bandsaw, this video was priceless. Thank you.

This is one of the most useful videos yet produced in this series.

It incorporates a clear illustration of the physical principles, the geometry involved and practical approaches to solving a complex problem.  Just the change in stance made such a difference, and few of us would consider making it.

More importantly - it's paced in such a way that we can expect it to take more than a few minutes.

Bringing this instruction into a hobbyist shop is much appreciated.

Bravo

This is a great setting for a video. All of you videos are enlightening, but this one felt even more approachable and fun. It's amazing to see someone who has dedicated their working life to this craft, share a tiny piece of that body of knowledge. Thanks for all of your contributions to this community. Saul's saw now saws, not boggs.

I like how you both used earplugs.

I think this is the best video I’ve seen on setting up a Bandsaw. Especially having someone there doing things “wrong”. That’s exactly the kind of thing I would’ve done wrong too.

That was as close a classroom as we can get on a computer, thank you.

great video

Great tips! thanks!!

There are at least three zeros missing on the thumbs up button here.
Brian is probably one of the best living Masters of the bandsaw, and everything to do with it.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Greetings from France.

I learnt something from this video...but it was painfully slow!

Sounds like adjusting the trunnions to square the table to the blade is where I would start. That gets the table slot square the blade and then ensure the fence is square to the slot.