Discovery Two

:eek: I find wile i hold a hamster It sounds a warning if saw blade gets dull - :cool: - ACTUALLY I found that a low cost plywood blade cuts and cuts till you can't count of how many times you cut with it . I have cut CU AL Thin tin even 1/4 inch low quality steel The blade cost me $7 & when done some day i'll scrap it . It is also possible the my worm drive skill saw that seems unstoppable helps also. I would not cut real short steel but CU AL fine

Don't any one say animal control is going to get offended cause i don't hold it in my hand i keep him on my shoulder:p

i want pictures

while im not sure how you came to your conclusion, i agree a wood blade works really well on aluminum and doesnt seem to dull like a metal blade

I use the blade with fine tooth, cuts with no bounce