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I tried with one in my DeWalt and it didn't go very well. I could try putting it on the electric 9amp black and decker skilsaw I have and see if I have better luck.
You need torque to keep the blade moving. I believe mine is around 15 amps and haven't found anything it won't cut. I used it recently to cut an overhead crane off a flat bed.
Appears that is a battery powered saw. I imagine it will run down/stall pretty quick when used on steel.
Looks like good progress.
A thought I had. Do these have tires? If so, what if you cut up all but one, and piled everything onto one trailer and get a truck to tow it to the scrap yard?
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