Get yourself a good 4 1/2" or 5" hand grinder ,good eye protection "full face is great! , and some zip blade disks for what ever metal you are using they have them for aluminum and steel when you scribe a line on your material ...go over it slow and steady with the zip blade and have a firm grip on your grinder start a grove in the material and go over it until you are through great for straight cuts ,use a drill to help in inside corners, save the disks when they are small they are great for cutting curves
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