Metal isn’t hard to cut, and a hacksaw isn’t difficult to use. That’s not our opinion, that’s a fact. But with all the power tool options available today that cut metal, such as jig saws ...

The 6 Best Hacksaws for Heavy-Duty Cutting Power. ... Despite the small size, the all-metal frame and handle are impressively durable. The saw has no plastic components to crack or snap unexpectedly.

For small jobs like cutting stainless steel backsplash tiles, a rotary tool fitted with an abrasive metal-cutting disc works ...

When cutting screws, nails, or bolts, the slender blade makes it easy to reach into narrow gaps. Smaller hacksaws can cost ...

Reciprocating saw. Reciprocating saws are portable hacksaws on steroids. They aren’t precise. Their precision when cutting metal is akin to the precision of a chain saw cutting wood.

Metal blades with teeth – band saws, hacksaws, and sawzalls use relatively expensive metal blades. For small jobs, these work, but in my experience, these blades wear out too quickly to be a ...

Most metal panel manufacturers, in fact, will allow (and expect) installers to cut metal roofing and wall panels on-site, but in order for the panels to be protected from damage and ensure the ...