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Growing up on grandpas dairy farm, we cut tons of barn tin with a skill saw with blade turned backwards. Worked well. Use ear...

I've found the best tool for R-panel is my M12 nibbler; it does a bang up job and collects 95% of the sharp crescents in a little fabric...

I have a dedicated circular saw for the purpose. If the blade binds it might be a problem, but at least it won't be throwing a knife...

It would not have been my first choice but since you already did the deed… I’d blow the saw out good with compressed air, maybe brush...

Good point, hence I've said nothin' except to all you lovely, anonymous internet folk. That way, I can be wrong...in secret

If it's stupid and it works...it ain't stupid. Just saying. Maybe you'll get a nice new table saw out of the deal.

We both have the Milwaukee 3" cut-off tool, hackzalls, jigsaw, hell, he even has a Milwaukee band saw, all immediately available. I'm...

I should probably just go ahead and admit that the person in question is my father, and, uh...it's my tablesaw. This isn't "General...

Well, they don't last forever! I am satisfied with blade life. I will admit that blade life is probably shorted than it should be but...

Been there and done that, but I was using a piece of **** craftsman table saw, not a good table saw. trust me you will burn that table...

a plasma cutter works great for this .

I think a lot of this is impacted by how often someone is cutting metal. Almost anything can work now and again, but if it's going to be...

Personally I wouldn't have a problem using an old table saw and a high tooth count carbide blade to rip a steel stud if that's all I had...

I have an older Milwaukee circular saw that my dedicated steel cutting saw. I put a Diablo steel blade in it and cut steel bar stock...

I use a sawzall like a jigsaw or a metal blade in a jigsaw to do long cuts in light metal. All that leverage with an abrasive wheel...