Well... So far, so good.Atributes: - A nice heavy and solid steel frame with no observable flexing. - Useful clamp option. - Adjustable cut angles. - Can be converted to a vertical mini bandsaw.Downside: - Expensive. - The manual is too condensed and instructions need be more detailed. It could have better images and refined assembly instructions. - Setup is challenging and must be done correctly. You have to adjust this several times to get it close to being right. This is probably just the nature of the beast. There aren't many designs that can do what this does. - Clamp (mounting ) loosens up easier than expected. You must be careful when transporting. It's possible to lose the mounting hardware.Wishes: - For the clamp: A cam-style mount or locking lever assembly would be helpful for a solid and non-permanent adjustment. - Could use an adjustable angle stop (both left and right sides) could move as one piece. This would allow you to cut angles in the middle of a piece, instead of just the ends (ie: single (connected) pivot point for both sides - It would be convenient if a heavy duty carry bucket/bag existed. - It could use some kind of rope cleats on the top(side) section, to wrap the power cord around when not in use or portable.Summary:Overall, I would recommend this item because it makes the DeWalt DWM120 a much more useful tool. If assembled correctly, It puts more functionality in a smaller space (compared to a standard horizontal or vertical metal cutting bandsaw). It's heavy, but still is portable.