The blade we’ve been using by default on the Evolution chop saw had become horribly dull, so I pulled that blade out and put on another steel cutting blade. But please note that, unlike the previous blade, this blade should not be used to cut aluminum. Some subtle difference makes aluminum gum up the teeth on this cheaper but otherwise serviceable blade. We do have another blade specifically for non-ferrous metals; you’ll need to switch to that to cut aluminum.
This will only be relevant for a little while longer – we have a much better replacement for this saw en route. More on this later.
The DoAll (vertical bandsaw) blade was also badly dull; I replaced it as well.
Given that the horizontal bandsaw blade was new a week ago and that I just got another set of ten metal cutting discs for the angle grinders, all of your metal cutting options are nice and sharp.