The item came in quickly and it is very sturdy. The problem I had was that the blade did not go up all the way so I could not put a 12" aluminum in. If that were not the issue I would have loved the item. I just got the one that was defected.

Poor quality, covered in oil, not even close to what we were expecting. Returned.

Our aluminum shop has been using this for a little while now, and so far it lives up to the grizzly standard! The only complaint I have is that cut pieces tend to get wedged between the stop and the lower blade. This wouldn't be a problem for most, but when you're making a lot of repeatable cuts, it's just a bit of a nuisance.

When the unit arrived, the table was loose, the guide out of square and the blades misaligned, resulting in a smeared cut. I replaced the table screws with high-tensile SS Torx screws, Loc-tited them, aligned the blades and then squared the guide. The blades alignment is pretty straight-forward. Since I'm cutting mostly .032" and .064" copper-clad fiberglass printed circuit board material, I used a sheet of 20-weight paper (about 3 mils) as a spacer to provide back relief and help the blades last longer. Even so, there is a little binding that sometimes pulls the material, resulting in a cut that's out of square. Next step is to replace the table foot with an L-shaped stiffener running the whole length of the table, with a row of threaded holes in it to insert a small T-clamp for holding small pieces of material that are hard to hold by hand. Overall, it's not a bad product for the hobbyist or small shop.