Cutting Corrugated Metal With A Circular Saw (How To)

I'm building a cabinet - kind of a steel & reclaimed wood number - for a client, and I wanted to use some of the material I've been stockpiling. As such, I decided to incorporate some of the corrugated metal I snagged from an old barn...because it's been sitting around for a year collecting dust.

I'd never worked with corrugated metal before, and wanted to cut it as cleanly and quickly as possible with the tools I have at my disposal. I'd heard it could be done with a circular saw, so I did some homework and as it turns out...100% accurate. I know there are other corrugated-metal-and-circular-saw videos out there, but the ones I saw were a little rough...and since I haven't made a video in a while, I figured it'd be a decent little project to film. I tried to have some fun with it.

I'll have another video - a follow-up video of sorts - coming soon, one that shows what I did with the corrugated metal I cut out in this video. Of course, if you follow me on Instagram or check out my blog, you probably already know what I'm going to do with it.

Regardless, I hope you enjoy the video, and thanks for watching!

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