This is one of really deep and good questions to ask your boyfriend, and it should probably take your man a few moments to collect this thoughts and answer it. If he shrugs and grunts âI donât know,â it should tell you instantly that heâs still too childish to get involved with adult relationships and feelings.
When using a circular saw, you need to be sure you're using the correct blade for the material you are cutting. Not only will you need a different blade for cutting metal than you would for cutting wood, but a metal-cutting blade should not be used in the same saw as the type used for wood.This is because a wood-cutting circular saw has an open motor housing.ou'll need different blades for different kinds of metal. You should be able to use a carbide-tipped abrasive cutoff wheel for non-ferrous metals like brass, aluminum, copper or lead. Carbide-tipped blades last up to 10 times longer than regular steel ones.
Up or down blade simply depends on which side you are cutting it from. I would use the correct blade with a low powered tool like a wore out jigsaw with a metal blade installed. I could choose my Millwakee sawzall with a demo blade and watch the fiberglass get ripped to shreds while cutting the hole. Or use a jig saw on slow speed with a fine tooth blade to make the cut. I might even just use a drill and cut many holes, then just the jigsaw to connect the dots to complete. Would be safer. Just use your head, work slow with a fine tooth blade and complete the job with no damage.