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   -Return the bandsaw to the alcove. Clean up any remaining dust on the floor.
+Detailed Procedure:
+Supplies:
+  * Bandsaw blades are kept in the cabinet of the Bandsaw stand. Notify the lab staff by emailing bothman@ucsb.edu if you break a bandsaw blade. The lab staff will replace it.
+  * Resaw bar assembly is kept in the cabinet of the bandsaw stand. Use this to prevent the bandsaw blade from walking and moving during the cut.
+====References====
+**Manuals:**
+  * {{ :tools:rikonbandsaw:https_www.rikontools.com_manuals_10-326.pdf |}}
+**Other SOP’s:**
+**MSDS:**
+**Sources for Supplies:**
+**Contact Information:**
+**Recipes:** \\
+General rule of thumb for TPI: always at a minimum have 3 teeth worth of engagement in your material at a time.\\
+{| style=""
+|+ Bandsaw Feeds and Speeds
+!
+Material
+!
+Blade TPI
+!
+SFPM
+|-
+|
+Aluminum
+|
+TPI @ 1 mm, <10 TPI @ > 6 mm
+|
+FPM
+|-
+|
+Steel (low carbon)
+|
+TPI @ 3 mm, <14 TPI @ > 6.5 mm
+|
+<250 FPM
+|-
+|
+Steel (stainless/Chromoly/High carbon)
+|
+TPI @ 1 mm, <14 TPI @ > 6 mm
+|
+<125 FPM
+|-
+|
+Plastic
+|
+TPI @ 1 mm, <10 TPI @ > 6 mm
+|
+FPM
+|-
+|
+Wood
+|
+TPI @ 1 mm, <10 TPI @ > 6 mm
+|
+FPM
+|}
+Other References:
+  * {{ :tools:rikonbandsaw:striatech_information.pdf |}}