Mutt Tools Double Sided Drywall Saw Tool – 6” Jab Saw Drywall with Ergonomic Grip – Sheetrock Knife for Cutting Dry Wall

This double sided drywall saw is really sharp from the factory. It slices through drywall like butter and can easily cut wood as well. It's really good on straight cuts. The saw comes with a plastic sleeve to help keep other tools in your tool box from dulling the teeth and gives you some protection from grabbing it and poking your hands. The handle is a good size with plenty of grip area. The metal shaft of the saw is slightly flexible but rigid enough to plunge into drywall easily. The only downside is not something specific to this product but to all double sided saws like this...they don't cut circles as easy as a single sided blade. This is due to the back edge grabbing as you try to curve the tool. It's not terrible but does take a bit of technique to cut out a recessed light hole cleanly for example. This isn't an issue when these saws are new and sharp but once they start to dull that back edge will want to tear as you turn the blade. You can angle the blade a bit to compensate for this though so I'd still recommend this saw since it's so well made and has a comfortable grip.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this tool! Not to mention it comes with a durable plastic cover, which is not a bad idea to keep handy, given the very nature of this tool!No signs of going dull prematurely, very comfortable handle, good heft.

An excellent dry wall saw. It comes with a protective sleeve, which is held in place by a button. That button is not very easy to remove and you may have to use a flat blade screwdriver or something similar. The button can be reused when you replace the sleeve and, given how sharp this saw is, one should always keep it in the sleeve. Saw itself is an excellent tool for precise cutting of drywall. First use a metal ruler and he angled blade at the top of this saw to score drywall. Work it back and fourth until you pierce through. Then use the saw to make the cut. Works very well, takes relatively little force and the work is done quickly. For the price, a very valuable tool if you need to do some work on a drywall.

I recently received this drywall saw and I am very pleased with it. The grip is comfortable and the saw is very sharp. It is great for cutting through drywall and other materials. It is easy to use and the blade is strong and durable. The price is also very reasonable.

Good drywall saw. It is sturdy and dont bend when cutting. I wanted to try a 2 sided one for a while now, and i wasn't disspointed. It saves time when you need adjustements. Just saw upwards instead of removing the saw and turning it around.

I've done quite a bit of drywall repair in my house and had yet to pick up a drywall saw to use. As soon as I got it, I put it to work on fixing some soft drywall by my shower. The saw is well made. The blade isn't too flimsy and the handle is quite comfortable and is easy to grip securely. There is a plastic sheath covering the body of the saw which is held together with a plastic pin. So far, I've kept it covered when not in use and the there is a hole for hooking it up on the board. The saw worked great. Using a bit of a force to push the pointed tip in was easy and then it cut nicely through the drywall. It's a simple tool and it does its job well and I recommend it.

This sheetrock saw has a nice and sharp tip and to me that is the most important feature. It allows me to start a good cut wherever I need to. Everything else about this saw is nice too. The handle fits my hand nicely and it gives me good leverage and control. The blade is very sharp and it cuts cleanly through the material. It is super sharp, so I wish they had included a sheath to prevent finger cuts when it is in the tool pile exposed. The overall construction is very solid and I expect it to last a long time. This sheetrock saw is definitely a very good value.

The media could not be loaded.  The blade is what you expect it to be: stiff and very sharp.The plastic sheeth appears to be reusable, at least for a while. It grips the blade well enough to stay on, so it should last unti the the blade eventually cuts through from putting on/taking it off.That's all pretty standard, what you'd expect in a hand saw.What made me think "oh, this is nice" is actually the handle. Its a bit thicker than I expected, making it very easy to grip it tightly. I don't like a hand tool with a thin handle. I find it more dificult to grip them tightly when there's not room for my fingers to wrap all the way around. The orage parts of the handle a hard plastic, for strength. The grey parts of the handle are overmolding with ribbed softer material somewhere in between hard plastic and a soft rubber. As soon as you start to grip it, its like its gripping you back.I have an upcoming drywall project, but I'll use an old (inferior) drywall saw for that. This saw has a more important purpose. It goes in the bucket of deer gutting supplies, where it will be extremely helpful. The listing info doesn't say if its dishwasher safe, so I guess I'll be finding out shortly.