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bandsaw_sop [2020/08/14 17:33] – [References] furstbandsaw_sop [2020/08/14 17:50] – [References] furst
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 ====References==== ====References====
-Manuals:+**Manuals:**
   * {{ :tools:rikonbandsaw:https_www.rikontools.com_manuals_10-326.pdf |}}   * {{ :tools:rikonbandsaw:https_www.rikontools.com_manuals_10-326.pdf |}}
  
-Other SOP’s:+**Other SOP’s:**
  
-MSDS:+**MSDS:**
  
-Sources for Supplies:+**Sources for Supplies:**
  
-Contact Information:+**Contact Information:**
  
-**Recipes:**+**Recipes:** \\ 
 +General rule of thumb for TPI: always at a minimum have 3 teeth worth of engagement in your material at a time.\\
 {| style="" {| style=""
 |+ Bandsaw Feeds and Speeds |+ Bandsaw Feeds and Speeds
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 Aluminum  Aluminum 
 | |
-24 TPI at 1 mm, <10 TPI at > 6 mm+24 TPI 1 mm, <10 TPI > 6 mm
 | |
 1000 FPM 1000 FPM
 +|-
 +|
 +Steel (low carbon)
 +|
 +20 TPI @ 3 mm, <14 TPI @ > 6.5 mm
 +|
 +<250 FPM
 +|-
 +|
 +Steel (stainless/Chromoly/High carbon)
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 +28 TPI @ 1 mm, <14 TPI @ > 6 mm
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 +<125 FPM
 +|-
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 +Plastic
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 +24 TPI @ 1 mm, <10 TPI @ > 6 mm
 +|
 +2500 FPM
 +|-
 +|
 +Wood
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 +24 TPI @ 1 mm, <10 TPI @ > 6 mm
 +|
 +4000 FPM
 |} |}
  
bandsaw_sop.txt · Last modified: 2022/07/15 15:21 by dave