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The speaker begins by confirming that metal sheets, approximately a quarter of an inch thick, can be cut using a table saw. They emphasize the importance of being extremely cautious—slow feed rates, careful handling, and protective measures are critical. They mention that the process produces a lot of shavings, which indicates the need for good dust and debris management during cutting.
They advise standing clear of any debris or metal particles flying back toward the operator and recommend hanging onto the workpiece securely. The key is to feed the work slowly into the blade, ensuring it is done carefully to avoid kickback or accidents.