BRAND NEW DRYWALL CUTTING BLADE, for Cutting Sheetrock with an Oscillating Saw
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- If you ever need to cut out drywall and want to know the best tool for cutting sheetrock, you need to watch this. I've cut a lot of drywall with an oscillating tool blade, and this new DRYWALL BLADE blew me away. When doing drywall repairs you often need to make difficult cuts and this is designed especially for that. Instead of cutting drywall with a sawzall or reciprocating saw, try this. I used a Milwaukee and Dewalt oscillating tool for this test. I was a little skeptical, but for cutting drywall with an oscillating tool, they nailed it.
UPDATE: Be careful when pull cutting with this blade as the tip can break off. If you take your time, it works fine, but if you try to rush it, it can break.
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Features of the blade: 3:55
Why use an oscillating blade to cut drywall 7:30
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Cutting a circle 17:40
Disadvantages of the blade- 20:10
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Thank you so much gentleman. And we need a good saw with vacuum attacked and a better shop vac attachment! I have Rigid’d but it falls off easily.
Just got the blade you recommended. I have more water damage in my daughters room so will be removing some of that wall also. I’m excited to see how well the new blade might cut through so we can add up new drywall. 💙
As a homeowner, I have used a utility knife for years to do drywall repairs. I was amazed with not only this type of tool but with the versatility of this new styled cutting blade. Your video (s) are easy to understand, thank you!
Hi Mean Green, thank you for commenting! I truly appreciate you taking the time to say hi, thanks or ask questions. I hope to hear from you again! 😎🦶🏼
Very versitile tool! My second one th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0vyBwjtx9GGOuiqUVT2sRoYqmDoNT_RI replaced the first which lasted about 7yrs. Not sure the merrit of the 3 speed switch? Seems like a useless feature with the variable speed trigger, but if you don't have steady hands, maybe it'll save you some bandaids or damaged material. Recomended buy for almost anyone!
i like the talking than the demo. coz it brings me to sleep which is the real reason why I visited this video. Thanks for the quick sleep. I'll watch this video again when my insomnia attack again
This was a good one for future patches - which is pretty much all I see myself doing these days. I am in the process of investigating these tools right now and your video popped up. Thanks for your efforts.
U r a genius sir! Been searching for a way to cut a circle in drywall for recessed lights. This blade is a must.
That’s my favorite drywall blade! It took a little to get used to it but once I had it down, I realized it was the best. It’s like a mini and thin jab saw creating very little dust. Everyone is different and was never really a fan of using a jab saw being afraid like you said knicking a wire or puncturing a pipe. Very impressed by the shavers too when you accidentally cut a hole or square slightly small. Quick, easy and precise. When I searched for one just like yours, I found that Milwaukee also made one but exactly the same w/ the shavers, depth gauges etc. Also I don’t know why but I feel like I already commented on this video. If I did, oh well. Haha! 🤔😂🤷🏻♂️👍🏼”🪚”
I bought one because of your video, don't do much boarding anymore, but I can see the usefulness of this blade around the house, thanks.
Ya, I've had itacouple of months now.........pretty much just sits in the tool box....
Great info. Something that's worked well for me is Makita's drywall saw. Cuts straight.
Has a dust port. Also has a depth setting. Worth reviewing. Thanks for the video.
I’d hate to be this guys apprentice holding his ladder steady. 😳😂😂😂
Another funny guy, lol
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I sure could have use this tool when I started my business 15years ago this are great tools not to mention the help exelente thanks 👍.
This is great 👍🏼 I’m glad you are here!!
I’m glad I’m here to. Wait, I couldn’t even say that if I wasn’t here could I, lol
I like that the saw’s tone is in A, and you picked a song in A. My ears are pleased 😂
My dad was a musician all his life and a good friend can hear notes like that but not me, lol
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I guess I'm going to need this, since a lot of my work at home will involve drywall. Thanks for this video, because I wouldn't have known about this blade otherwise.
Glad it was helpful!
Years ago I welded a section of Sawzall blade onto a worn out oscillating blade. It works great on drywall being longer so the movment is greater. It also lated much longer having carbide teeth. Angle the blade and you can cut up to a corner.
I love ingenuity.
I use an oscillating tool quite a bit to cut drywall when I want to limit dust. I have found the round or half round steel blades work excellent, one great feature of these blades is they are very skinny and make a super fine cut free of feathering, however they dull quickly since they are made for wood. I just got a segmented carbide grout blade and will report back LOLs.
The DeWalt blade I use in this video has held up extremely well. I used to go through those half circle blades and others at least once a week but my DeWalt blade will often last a month.
Man, I thought my ex wife could talk!
10 mins in here and he never cut the damn wall
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He did, you missed it!, watch it again.
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Perfect tool. Was looking for this and found it.
I'd be using those serrated edges as my depth gauge once the numbers disappeared if I had to. I'm not usually a drywall finisher but I did a job last year that was 20,000 square feet of drywall with my dad, I learnt as just as much from watching your videos as I learnt from guy I was doing it with, the job turned out fine.
I've always liked the 4 inch hole saw blades for your drill for round cuts then sticking it back in when you're done with your work with great stuff as a glue /filler. Then shaving that down with your multi tool after it expands and smearing it with some plaster of Paris ""rock hard finish with no backing hack"" but this is amazing I'm getting one...great stuff/plaster also works great for any small repair in drywall mitigation with the need for tape/mud/ect.. multi tools rule I want try that blade on the turkey tomorrow, happy Thanksgiving...
Thank you for the video, great info. 👍
I retired my jab saw after getting an oscillating saw when cutting electrical outlet holes. Lifesaver! Have you done a video on accurately locating outlets? I have my methods.
No. I’d be interested in hearing your methods.
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I use a grout removal blade for plaster , cuts like butter ! I love your editing on your videos!
Great video , very professionally made.
Thank you for showing us how it works.
Glad it was helpful!
Have you tried using a jigsaw with a jigsaw blade snapped or cut to the thickness of the drywall you're working on to cut out old drywall? It is amazingly fast and you can run right over studs and wires and it wont go through. I dont know if it would be ok for drywall installation cuts but for removal it's the best I've seen.
I dont do much dry wall work .the blade looks great............Great video
I got one and broke the dagger part in the corner of the drywall. I demo molded and wet drywall from floods and too damn weak to use my knife.
But I can tell you the imperial blade speeds my workflow up
Wow. All down cuts would be the weight of the machine pulling FOR you! Then push the horizontal cuts are a quick push? I GOTTA get me one of these!
(just because I'm a remodeling tool fanatic)
For the push cut make sure to keep that about 45 degree angle with the tool so you have more control just like how you hold it for the pull cut
never saw this blade before... cool. thx
Nice blade. Will need to get one of those. Not a fan of the oscillating tools but they do have their uses.
I use a roto zip for doing precision drywall cutting.
The biggest draw back with them is lots of dust.
I use mine quite a bit but yes, not for everything. Gotta use it where it works best. But sometimes manual is the wayto go.
Thanks for making this video. I just bought this Dremel tool and I had to cut away drywall that was water damaged and this Dremel with the oscillating blade is amazing. Like you said, you don't run into the studs. It cuts drywall like butter. One question - would you use the same blade to cut a circle in an HDPE plastic container? Thanks.
It might be too fine, not sure
10:14 LET'S GET INTO SOME CUTTING
Question - I've started repairs in my house (scraping all paint off walls then mudding entire wall surface going for smooth finish then new paint) and I'm gonna take it 1 room at a time. I have several bad electrical outlets that need replacing but on just about every outlet that needs replacing the other problem is that the plastic wall boxes (new work boxes) are stripped at the screw hole where the outlet fastens to the plastic wall box. I decided to remove all of these crap plastic boxes and replace them with metal outlet boxes (new work) that fasten to the side of a stud since I'm already doing all of this drywall work around them. I dont want to go with the old work boxes that clamp on to the drywall b/c those often work their way loose and then I'd have the same problem again with loose outlets. If you were installing new work boxes (that fasten to the side of a stud) with drywall hung, how wide should you cut your drywall hole? Is it best to cut it at 32" so that it covers 3 studs ( the outlet box would be the middle stud, then 16" in both directions to make it to the center of the adjacent studs). Or would it be better to just cut a hole from the stud the outlet is on to the center of 1 adjacent stud (16" hole or less depending on how far awa the next stud is)? If I do that I was wondering when I go to cut my outlet box hole out would it be too close to the edge of my fill in piece and crumble out - then I'd have to fill that in with mud after its hung? Or is there a better way of doing what Im wanting to do?
I just got my multitool back today from the hospital so i can cut a line down the center of a stud pretty fast/easy so the cutting of the drywall wont be difficult. I was just wondering whats the best route to take as far as how wide I should cut my hole out to install a new work metal box with drywall already hung.
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the depth gauge: it's gong to be back that far from the teeth when you have plunged-through. because of the curve, by the time the whole teeth have plunged through the back of a 1/2" sheet, the line will be across the back of the piece, and the front will show 1/2"
Thank you for your video, I got a Bosch GOP 18V-28, I want to know will this blade fit on my one?
The first blade I bought broke after about 5 minutes of use. The Milwaukee guys at Depot replaced it for me. Nice guys. I took it to the job site and the second one broke after about 2 minutes of use. So I threw it away and bought a FEIN blade instead.
That's Awsome. I'm not a drywaller but I am a plumber and this blade looks Awsome. Looks great for cutting through drywall to change out a shower valve and putting in access panels. Does Lowe's carry these blades?
No they don't carry them.
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Makita drywall saw is awesome! No dust when connected to vacuum.
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Why couldn't you use the push cut part of the blade when getting cutting on the ceiling in the corner where you said you used the razor knife.
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I've used the flexible and stiff scraper blade on my multitool on old caulk and carpet glue and they'll reduce your time spent (and wearing out your arm/hand) scraping by over half. I haven't tried a drywall blade yet but I think I'm gonna pick one up today after watching this. How is the durability on them?
They have decent durability but the hook is a little bit weak if you get too aggressive
Wrist control On your right hand will make a big difference on how straight your lines are also. If you’re trying to go too fast for the blade to keep up them you’re pushing the blade off to one side or the other if you tilt the machine at all it will tilt the blade.
Very informative and thoughtful review. I personally liked all the commentary; so tired of other channels that whip through a "review" and I am left at the end saying to myself, well that wasn't very helpful. First video of yours I have seen and an immediate sub! Thanks so much for helping me be a better DIY'er!
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If you set the blade in your Dewalt so that it is angled back, you can do a Pul cut With that blade also
Just tried one for a bunch of can light moves. I like the plunge blade and shaving edge, but the pull blade cuts like I'm trying to pull a utility knife thru the full thickness of the drywall in a single pass.
It’s weird because the one I used in the video was one of four they sent and it worked great. A few of the others have been saggy like you mentioned.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Imperial Blades - are you listening? You appear to have a quality control issue with the pull blade.
Most probably the rounded blade is to aid in plunge cuts?
Is the blade that is used for the pull down method long enough to cut through double drywall?
No. Not strong enough either
10 minutes of talk before the interesting part - I fast forwarded to 10:36 where it actually got interesting - this blade seems perfect, I will definitely be buying several - thank you for showing this
Thanks for the comment.
As much as I love Oscillating saws, I always use a RotoZip type tool for drywall. Just my two cents.
How messy is it? I’ve used a oscillating tool once and it was so messy I opted to go back to a razor blade and a Sheetrock saw.
That blade is rounded to match the curve of the oscillating tool. You ever notice how that big the wall play that you like tends to bounce off of whatever you're cutting. Having a curved blade should minimize that
Will definitely need this blade eventually, but not yet. Have a lot of other jobs to get done before I get to that point.
Good heavens. Enough jaw jack and more demo.
You got it. Thanks for stopping by.
Save your eyes and lungs --- use safety glasses!
And breathing protection!
I have an idea for a drywall cutting blade (unless one exists already). When cutting drywall there could be times when there's fiberglass insulation with paper backing that I don't want to cut (or electric wires/pipes/etc) on the back side. A blade that will only cut 1/2 deep would be great. The blade could have a guard welded on top that prevents it from going any deeper than the distance from the teeth to the guard. Does this type blade exist? If not feel free to pitch it to blade manufacturers.
Makita makes a tool like that. It's similar to a jig saw.
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Thank you very much for the information and the demonstration, quite helpful &:)
If the numbers where embossed than the drywall dust would only enhance the visibility of the depth markings.
I use oscillator drywall jab saw for all drywall removal, didn’t know this product existed, thank you for this video!
You’re welcome. Thanks for commenting
You really need a close up of the tool head so we can see how it works. Will this blade fit any recip saw or only one make. You could tell the whole story in about 10 mins.
Nice tool. Can you buy it at home improvement stores yet?
Not that i know of
Thank you for your time
I'm a carpenter/contractor and do most of my own drywall work. I tried one of these blades after watching this video. The stab feature works well, but the cutting teeth are very fine and cause it to cut very slowly. The pull blade snapped off after about 4 hours of use. I will stick with the old reliable semi circular drywall blades which are cheaper and last forever.
I have some had one break too and it does cut slower than some blades. Sorry for your experience.
oscillating are to noisy for me, i try to use my mini sawzall most of the time. nice video thanks
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Depth line on an angle, rounded tip facing opposite the other cutting side... I’m not a pro installer but, the depth gauge looks like it’s made for “push cuts”. And why exactly can’t you pull it across the stud?
Dude. I fell asleep before you actually did the demo.
A very good review with related working experience. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Mikita makes the best drywall cutting tool so far. It handles more like a jigsaw and even allows a vacuum connection.
I want to try that one. I've seen it on TH-cam but don't own it.
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Hi, why wouldn’t you use a cordless drywall router for ALL those cuts? Cleaner fast with no chance of cutting into PEX, wood or wiring
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@@ThatKiltedGuyDIYI wasn’t being sarcastic. Just trying to learn for DIY. Genuine question: why oscillating vs drywall router with depth gauge?
Okay, I don't see where I can read the description that your taking about reading but I'm definitely interested both in your instructions and how to get these blades.
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I normally keep my blades on a 30 to 40 angle on my Rockwell I think that will work great
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Looks like a dang interesting blade, pulling you always have more control
I ordered one today. Thanks for the review!
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What's under the kilt? Anything?
My legs
10:54 & 12:45 lol this was hilarious with the music I just imagined butchering someone's drywall with this thing while banjos play 🤣 the push cut is obviously for horizontal cuts and the pull cut is for vertical cuts. Makes no sense to do a push cut upwards on a vertical cut you'd always want to go down on a vertical cut so you can control it better with downward force.
I would like to see something on the Hawk and trowel
Coming soon
I smoked so much weed watching this thank you brother. Tool is nice .easy $ cute
They should make a coping blade for that so that you can use it for out of square inside corners doing base
Dremel made one a few years back but haven't seen them for a while. Worked good doing copes on intricate details.
That's a nifty little blade. Would come in handy!
Thanks for commenting. I think you’ll like it.
Thanks for the information!
Any time!
sorry to burst your bubble but you werent the first to "discover" the oscillating tool for cutting plaster. doctors and nurses were using one for many years for removing plaster casts and when i had one removed in 1982, i had the ahha moment, not to mention fein had actually made one specifically made for plaster sawing. on top of that Australian gyprock installers have already moved on to using a trimmer (small router) with a bit that has a blunt tipseveral years ago
Sorry you got that impression, but I don’t believe I ever said I was the first to discover this. I said I was one of the first to present this blade because at the time I did this video, it wasn’t even available for sale to the general public yet.
As for using routers to cut drywall, I didn’t mention that either, but my father and I were one of the early adopters of this in about 1980. We used a full-size router with a drill bit adapted into it. They didn’t even make drywall routing bits yet.
Hope that clears things up.
Take care
Where can I buy this tool
Link in the description
The oscillator was in perfect tuning with the song. 10:33
I use the Milwaukee drywall cutter in my M12 sawzall. I like it because it has no sharp teeth
I am wary with blades for a oscillator, l have come close to wires a few times. I feel safer with a rotozip style
Looks awesome! Great video!!!!
Thanks!
I skipped 15 minutes of this and didn’t miss a thing
Good for drywall.. unf all the walls I deal with are plaster/drywall, which destroys any blade quickly.
I use old blades to cut drywall.
Use a grout removal blade for plaster . Cuts like butter.
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Whow can I obtain that k you one please?
it is rounded for cutting a tight radius
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You've sold me on this blade. I made sure to click the link to order it.👍
You know what, in that "Use it? Or lose it?" pic you posted, my imagination got the better of me, cuz I was thinking that little yellow plastic tool was possibly like a cutter that's raked across the edge of a drywall sheet to round it over or bevel it. That way, when two sheets are butted, for example, there's automatically a V groove created to fill, instead of having to cut out a groove with a razor. I'm still waiting on my sample of "Tape in Mud" to arrive to try out, that's why I have this in mind.
You would think a product like what I'm describing would already exist, but I can't find it, so I'll ask you; Is there a tool or a method that you know of to quickly pre-bevel a drywall sheet edge BEFORE installing? My best idea so far is to use a roundover or chamfer router bit with a cordless trim router, but maybe you have a better idea.
That yellow tool is a guide for cutting bullnose to fit at a 90 degree angle to another bullnose, like in a window or door. I never use it but bought it to demo in this series.
As for the bevels, I don't know of any way besides manual.
And I think a router would be terribly dusty.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Guess I'll have to patent this idea tonight then 😄
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY I'll pick up the Rigid Octane compact cordless router this weekend, it features a vac port attachment, how about that.
Here's a laminate trimmer that would be close to what you would need. amzn.to/2TKk9xe
it is rounded to cut tight radiuses
I bought a Fein tool back in the day too.