This hook-shaped blade is pretty nifty. It works in a similar way as the cordless drywall cutout tool. The point pokes a hole in the drywall and you hook the blade in. It does a nice job to clean up some of the areas around a box or in places you can’t get the cutout tool.
If you install much drywall this combination knife is a great addition to your tool belt. It is a standard utility knife on one side and has a pop out drywall saw on the other. This is my favorite plain old drywall knife. It is simple to flip open and I don’t worry about slicing off a finger when I close it like I do...
This table saw has a 32 1/2 inch rip capacity! Do I need to say more. It is so nice to have the ability to rip a wide piece of plywood to the size you need. It’s got plenty of power and features. Here are a few of my favorite features: ONBOARD STORAGE – The saw has built in places to store the push stick,...
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