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Craftright 150mm Wallboard Saw, 7 TPI, 65Mn Steel Blade, Soft-Grip Handle

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The Craftright 150mm wallboard saw makes quick cuts and holes in plasterboard, wood and plastic. The pointed 65Mn steel blade plunges into the work to start a cut, and the 7 TPI teeth clear material fast in tight, awkward spaces.

  • Blade length: 150mm
  • Teeth per inch: 7
  • Blade material: 65Mn steel
  • Handle: ABS plastic with thermoplastic rubber grip
  • Colour: Orange / Grey
  • Model: 5710163

A wallboard saw, also called a jab or drywall saw, is the simplest way to cut openings for power points and fixtures by hand. While a reciprocating saw can also cut drywall, this compact hand saw gives more control for small, neat cut-outs without power. The soft-grip handle stays comfortable through repeated cuts on fit-outs and repairs.

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The Craftright 150mm Wallboard Saw is designed for making small cuts and holes in plasterboard, wood and plastic. Its pointed blade plunges into the work to start a cut, making it ideal for tight spaces, and the soft-grip handle keeps it comfortable to use.

  • 150mm blade, 7 TPI
  • 65Mn steel blade
  • Cuts plasterboard, wood and plastic
  • ABS plastic handle with thermoplastic rubber grip
  • Model 5710163

Questions & Answers

What is a wallboard saw?

A wallboard saw, also known as a jab or drywall saw, is a pointed hand saw used to plunge into and cut openings in plasterboard.

What is the best saw to cut drywall?

For small, neat cut-outs by hand, a wallboard saw like this gives the most control; larger openings can be cut with a powered saw.

Can I use a reciprocating saw to cut drywall?

Yes, a reciprocating saw can cut drywall, but a hand wallboard saw offers more control for small holes and tight spaces.

What is the blade length?

The blade is 150mm long.

How many teeth per inch does it have?

It has 7 teeth per inch for fast cutting.

What materials can it cut?

It cuts plasterboard, wood and plastic.

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