The steel cutting carbide tipped saw blades sound pretty good. There was mention of using one in a circular saw ("skill saw"). Not sure if that was any old skill saw, or one especially for cutting metal.
Free-handing, like you might do wood 2x4 sounds a little dicey with metal.
Thinking about a fixture to guide the skill saw for a 90 or 45 cut.
So far I see sections of up angle to guide to sole plate of the saw. Another angle section down, at 90 to the first two. Part to be cut clamps to the down angle. "shazzzang" it gets cut at 90.
Opposite corner has a down angle at 45. Clamp to that and cut a 45.
Poormans chop saw.
Seems like a modest starting project and could be useful.
comments?
Free-handing, like you might do wood 2x4 sounds a little dicey with metal.
Thinking about a fixture to guide the skill saw for a 90 or 45 cut.
So far I see sections of up angle to guide to sole plate of the saw. Another angle section down, at 90 to the first two. Part to be cut clamps to the down angle. "shazzzang" it gets cut at 90.
Opposite corner has a down angle at 45. Clamp to that and cut a 45.
Poormans chop saw.
Seems like a modest starting project and could be useful.
comments?
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