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  1. Joseph Bernard

    You can also take a old,dull, framing saw blade,.. Something that’s ready to be tossed,.. Turn it to spin opposite of intended cut side,.. Put it on your skill saw and cut away. Nice cut,.. Makes use of already payed for garbage saw blade. Where eye/ear protection the db’s produced are screeching.

  2. Roberto Corradi

    Hi John . . . Following on from my earlier comment 7hrs. ago – Let you know – Just cut 40 sheets using a diamond cutter – – absolute piece of cake – – Great tip & thanks again . Have a good one .

  3. Ronald D. Cass

    There’s a blade for skilsaw that only has a dozen or so, slots from the outer edge towards the center & no teeth. As it spins it cuts off little notches of the sheet metal. It’s made specifically for light ferris sheet metal. I have had the one blade for about 30 years, & cut thousands of feet of up to 18gage sheet metal panels.

  4. nzozy5

    and yes didn’t notice any change in the disc size as stated, I was most surprised at the speed it cut considering I’d used the other discs he mentioned that shrank in size, I even tried the nibbler! Much appreciated the advice given!

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