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Crosscut saw. If youâre cutting across the grain of the wood, youâll want to use a crosscut saw. The teeth on a crosscut saw angle back and have a beveled edge. The teeth are also much smaller than those on a ripsaw. This design allows the saw to act like a knife-edge that cleanly slices through the woodâs grain.
There are many here who use a miter saw with a carbide blade for cutting aluminum, but DO NOT DO IT for steel. The saws are not designed for the stress involved with cutting steel. You MUST have a good clamp for cutting steel, ESPECIALLY at any angle.2-18-2003, 09:47 PM. I've been using a !0 B&D mitre saw with a abrasive blade to cut steel. The problem I sometimes have is it tripping the 15 amp breaker.Other than that I havent had any trouble with it. In general you shouldnt use a wood cutting saw to cut metal with.