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 ...

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.

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

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 ...