Review on 🔧 7.25 X 70 Ferrous Ultrafine by Young Rich

I bought this blade after trying to use the blade to cut metal on a reciprocating saw and encountering a hopeless problem with blade drift. There was no way a saber saw could cut through corrugated sheet steel without drifting. After some research I bought this knife and it works very well. It cuts 1/4" plywood as fast as a saw and leaves a straight edge that looks like a factory edge. (Not as smooth.) This is the best solution for cutting thin steel I've seen. I recommend Urge you to wear safety goggles, preferably goggles as they shed a lot of steel filings, a little less than grains of salt and one of these will present a serious problem in your eyes.I also recommend leather work gloves for handling metal edges after cutting. But with these precautions, this is the best way to cut thin steel.The blade states that it is not recommended for hard steel, stainless steel, etc., or for non-ferrous metals.