Delta 14 (Round Post W/o Riser Block)

It supports blades ranging from 1/8 inch to 3/4 inch in width, covering both fine and general-purpose cuts.

The standard resaw or cutting height is 6 inches without a riser block.

The saw offers a 13-5/8 inch throat, giving ample space for larger workpieces.

Yes, it is primarily a woodworking bandsaw, though some users cut soft materials like foam or light plastic with proper blades.

Absolutely — most band saw blades available today are compatible with the 93.5-inch blade length.

The base model did not include a fence, but many users add aftermarket fence systems for guided resawing.

The machine weighs approximately 200 lbs, offering excellent stability during operation.

Original versions did not include a dust port, but many users install aftermarket adapters.

It’s ideal for furniture making, cabinetry, and curved wood cutting, making it one of the best bandsaws for woodworkers seeking reliability.

Yes, for smaller boards up to 6 inches thick, it performs well when fitted with a quality resaw saw blade.

Changing the bandsaw blades is straightforward using standard release and tension mechanisms on the upper and lower guides.

Yes — many bandsaw parts for the Delta 14” model are widely available from suppliers and online stores.

A heavy-duty cast-iron table provides stability and precision cutting.

Yes — it’s simple, durable, and easy to control, making it a great first woodworking bandsaw for serious hobbyists.