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When bandsawing, how many teeth should be in contact with the thickness of the material?
At least three teeth.
- At least three ✔
- Just one
- At least ten
Why: With fewer teeth in the cut, the teeth can snag and strip. Pick a blade pitch so at least three teeth are in the work.
Huh, didn't know that: When unsure between two pitches, the finer one generally performs better.
Why was the employee fired from the scissors factory? She was always cutting corners.
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References
Answer: At least three. With fewer teeth in the cut, the teeth can snag and strip. Pick a blade pitch so at least three teeth are in the work.
- Open Oregon Pressbooks, Chapter 4: Bandsaw openoregon.pressbooks.pub/manufacturingprocesses45/chapter/chapter-4-bandsaw
There should be at least three teeth for the thickness of the material.
Checked 2026-10-10.
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