Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

Input:
Question: Can you cut corrugated or ribbed siding with these shears?
Document: used 4 times this winter on 26,24,22 GA galvanized steel,on the fifth use on a cool day cutting 24ga the center blade snapped off. I returned to my 10 year old Kett shears that never brake. Was looking for something to cut 16 ga these shears will not do the job. blade alloy is suspect
Its a good cutter. I used it to cut barn tin but you have to take your time to get over the ridges. Great cutter
We had to use this to cut through Steel roofing and it did a supurb job on pro rib sold through Menards. Well worth the investment and the price was great. Thanks!
This "tool" is made to be a paper weight at best. I purchased it to cut 28 gauge (thin) sheet metal..It won't (can't) handle the job.
Great price,great tool.It really does cut 14 ga.Only minor problem is cord.If cord went out back of handle instead of bottom,tool would be perfect.
THIS PRODUCT IS SAVING ME LOTS OF TIME AND MONEY, THE SELLER WAS AWESOME TO DEAL WITH. WILL DEFINATELY PURCHASE FROM AGAIN. ITEM ARRIVED EARLIER THEN EXPECTED. THANK YOU
Power cord inlet is in a poor location as it drags on the metal unless the head is angled, if the weight means anything this is a sturdy tool, it's heavy, brush replacement would be difficult because the brush boxes are concealed in the frame. I'll give it a fair chance nevertherless
Just would like to say this company shipped the product out very fast,and was wrapped very well.I would buy again from this company in a heartbeat
It cuts great on a 12 gauge aluminum and stainless steel sheet metal. Easy to used and to control the electric shear while cutting the metal sheet.
I'll sell it for $25 plus ship but you have been warned. I won't take it back not even for free!
Answer: no