Project: Rolling Thunder

[jwedel]

Use a circular saw, it will make quick work of tin!

I am! I found a metal cutting blade that fits right on my Skilsaw, which works well. It does throw a few sparks though

[jwedel]

I was ably to get several pieces of tin cut and even screwed a few on, starting almond the bottom


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[ReydonPete]

Can't wait to see finished
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[jwedel]

Got more tin on! All this heavy rain has nowhere to go, so it goes all over the floor...


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[ostey22]

Lookin good!!

[TXBRASS]

Coming right along. Nicely done!

[navajo76]

cool

[jwedel]

More tin! I had a Saturday without a whole lot to do. With fall seasons closing in, I figured I better make some progress today.
I pretty much got all the good out of this blade. I had to make a trip to town and pick up a couple more to finish. Hopefully soon I can get some roof tin screwed down, then this thing will be 95% complete and ready to roll out


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[jrshuman]

That is awesome! Good job

[Tmag]

Coming along nicely, the blade didn't fair too well.

[Wood Man]

Pretty cool. In for the rest of it.

[jwedel]

Coming along nicely, the blade didn't fair too well.

I would agree! For just cutting some old tin, that thing wore down really quick. They are only $4 each, but still didn't last very long


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[Raider4044]

Project: Rolling Thunder

Instead of metal cutting blades, you can use an old wood blade put on with the teeth backwards for tin. You might want some earplugs, but it works great.


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[Ouch]

In for the duration. Cool build!

Instead of metal cutting blades, you can use an old wood blade put on with the teeth backwards for tin. You will bleed out of your skull until your final breath without earplugs, but it works great.

FIFY!

[TexaRican]

Reminds me of the War Wagon!

"Mine hit the ground first."

"Mine was taller."