DRYWALL SAW - Keyhole Saw — Compass Saw — 15 inch Manual Handsaw Tool

Drywall Saw

Compass Saw

Keyhole Saw

15 in. / 38 cm

Keyhole Saws

are primarily designed to

cut drywall plasterboard —

a type of construction panel

made from gypsum sandwiched

between sheets of heavy paper,

used for building interior

walls and ceilings.

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These saws have

long tapered blades

ideal for cutting tight

curves & working inside

awkward, confined areas

where larger saws can't fit.

Wallboard is typically used as underlayment

and rarely ends up as-is in its unfinished

state for final presentation.

Drywall saws are made to quickly cut

through such thick material,

roughing-in projects ready for

refined surface finishing

prior to applying wall plaster

spackling compound, sanding,

priming and painting.

This tool is also known as a

Jab Saw

because the sharp pointy tip of the blade can be poked through material, to create a good opening in which to start your cut.

Convenient Thumb Screw

lets you to easily detach and re-attach the blade

for compact storage and transport.

Compass Saw Blades

have large, sharp teeth with deep gullets

that cut quickly, removing considerable

material with each stroke.

Sharpened on both sides of the sawblade,

they cut on both the push and pull strokes.

This lets you apply pressure in either

direction for faster, more efficient cutting.

The ergonomic light-weight handle

with open pistol-type grip is designed for

working in awkward or confined spaces—

and makes overhead cutting easier

with less strain on your arm & wrist.

are excellent tools for

Cutting Holes to Install

Light Switches

Recessed Medicine Cabinets

Junction Boxes

Electrical Outlets

Every Home Should Have One

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A Toolbox Essential

Comes in super handy for

a range of remodeling and

home improvement jobs

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