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HomeHOME IMPROVEMENTHome ImprovementLighting & Electrical10-2206 ROCKEATER DRYWALL SAW - SHARK CORPORATION |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 20 customer reviews )
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Sharp!! May 24, 2004
The best drywall saw there is! Supersharp! A blade cover would help to protect it. highly recommended! as well as other Shark products.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Lethal Weapon Jul 05, 2001
By bryghtbuild
"contractorwannabe"
The name Rockeater says it all! This saw will tear through drywall before you know it. Watch those fingers! The teeth are big and sharp, requiring little effort to make it go. Just saw at a bit of an angle so the backing paper cuts, not rips, and its smooth sailing. Dragging the blade along the back edge of the cut when finished will take off ragged paper, if any, too. I love the speed of this tool. It really shaves time off drywalling jobs. Thanks, Amazon!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 So far, so good. Oct 06, 2009
By Terry M.
I have found Shark products to be well made using quality steel. This saw is no exception.
The stiff blade makes driving the saw through drywall to start the cut easy. The sharp teeth cut the paper with minimal fraying and tearing. The teeth hold their edge well.
As an added bonus, I have found that this saw is great for cutting off tree roots that you may encounter while hand digging holes in the ground.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
best drywall saw ever Oct 20, 2005
By C. Hughey
i love this thing. do not buy anything else! i use this for plastic and plywood, too. it's so so so sharp.
Best Sheetrock Saw I've Ever Used Jan 22, 2012
By Andrew
This saw is perfect. 99% of my cuts are for cutting a hole in the middle of sheetrock, either for making a path for cables or cutting out a wall mount plate. The sharp tip of this knife pierces through even double sheetrock with ease, and the double-tooth blade is very sturdy and fine. It cuts quickly and with precision. My first time cutting through double sheetrock I didn't even realize, I thought I was at a bad angle for the cut and it was giving me minor trouble. I was very surprised when I knocked the pieces out to see two layers behind.
The handle is contoured nicely for grip. It's soft enough that you could bang on with a free hand to get into the wall--but again, the sharp tip makes this unnecessary. A little twisting of the knife will get into any wall quickly.
I saved the sheath from my previous saw (its only plus) and use this one all the time.
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