A couple of years ago, I bought a chop saw with a carbide blade specifically made for cutting metal. It cuts angle, square and round stock almost as fast as cutting wood. It cuts clean, square and you can handle it as soon as your finished cutting, as it doesn’t generate heat like a abrasive saw. I highly recommend them. [link]
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