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![]() "Vic Smith" wrote in message ... On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 11:58:30 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch wrote: Trying to put the sheet metal roof on my camper. It has to be cut to size with tin snips giving edges that could take your arm off. The sabre saw does an even worse job. It'll be ok in the end but I hate this stuff. Boat building was much more fun.. Probably circular saw blades that will do a clean cut. Not sure, as I never did metal with one, but have done brick/concrete. Billy Mays shilled something called the Dualsaw, with 2 circular blades counter-rotating. But you should be done with the snips by now, so you saved some money. --Vic BTDT. Can't be done. Looks and sounds plausible, but it just shakes too much, then binds, then goes flying into the next zip code. No clean edges, either. Steve |
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