Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will it cut 1/2 inch tool steel?
Document: The LED work light is great. So far,I've cut some 1/8 steel angle iron and some 5/4 cedar, and some 1/2MDF. It sliced through all of them with ease and grace. I think thebalde guides really do help keep the cut square when you're cuttingcurves.Between this saw and my Bosch router, I'm completely sold on Boschpower tools.
Move the blade lever forward and the blade pops out, avoiding having to touch a hot blade..  Push in a new "T" blade and release the lever to lock it in place. Simple and quick.-7.2 amp motor is the most powerful of any jigsaw as of this writing.- The dual LED brightens the cut-line - has a push-button on the top-front of the handle.
(Customer Image #5)Once the blade is squared, it should stay that way unless the tool is dropped.Other:- The less expensive Bosch JS572EN is the same saw, but minus the steel overshoe, case, and dust extractor.Summary:If you need (or just want) the best top-handle jigsaw on the market, this is probably it.
I use circular saw ONLY to break down large sheet goods into small pieces, but I can easily do that with jig saw, too. Because I never feel safe when that circular saw blade is running.This jig saw is top quality and blades quality is superb, too. The light is very useful to illuminate the cut line. Looks like everyone has two issues with this jig saw out of the box. First, the steel shoe is very very tight.
Electronic feedback circuitry maintains full power at all speeds. On "1", which is the slowest speed, you can almost count the blade strokes, it goes so slow. Its fastest speed is like a sewing machine on full speed. When it's running, that double roller assembly moves front to back (depending on the orbit setting) and also pivots - so both rollers always make contact with the blade.
E.g., my latest cut through a 2x4 was perfectly square. No jigsaw has zero blade deflection since the blade isn't supported from the "bottom" (as on a scroll saw).
Great Tool addition to my shop.
Very nice. Not bright enough to be a flashlight, but plenty bright for its purpose.- My Pelouze scale shows the saw (minus the cord) weighs only 5 pounds 10 ounces, which is lighter than its predecessor with its smaller motor (how did they do that? )- On/off switch for a sawdust blower to keep the cut line clear.- has a 4-position blade orbit switch - different blade strokes from smooth to aggressive cuts.
Since I will rarely use the steel overshoe, no rating stars were deducted for this design blunder. However, for anyone who will frequently need to change between the plastic and steel shoe, my advice is to not buy this saw.
To remove the steel shoe,  I lightly hammer-tap the end of a large screw driver squarely onto the end to get it started on its way off, then, once it starts to come off, pull it off with duck-bill pliers, by grabbing at a flat spot.
Answer: yes