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Ivy Classic 11120 drywall saw 15 inch blade hardwood handle

IVY Classic Industries, Inc.

IVY Classic Industries, Inc. 11120 Drywall Saw 15" 6 PPI

SKU CH-W3GH-G7PXM

A 15-inch drywall saw with 6 points per inch, heavy-gauge steel teeth and a hardwood handle for cutting drywall and synthetic building materials

  • Product typeDrywall & Plastering Tools
  • Heavy-gauge steel teeth cut cleanly through drywall
  • 15 inch blade reaches deep cuts in plasterboard
  • Hardwood handle gives firm grip for controlled sawing
  • 6 points per inch balance speed and smooth finish

Drywall Saw for Plastering Tasks

The IVY Classic 11120 is a 15 inch drywall saw built for cutting plasterboard and similar synthetic building materials. Its hardwood handle provides a secure grip for tradespeople and DIY users tackling renovation or repair work. The tool is supplied new and ready for immediate use on site.

Hand Tool With No Power Requirements

As a manual hand saw it produces no motor noise, generates no heat and draws no electrical power during operation. Cutting effort and speed depend entirely on the user and the material density. There are no thermal limits or acoustic ratings to consider for this non-powered tool.

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Price $8.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 2,474 comparable items (median $23.99).

Specifications

Product
Product typeDrywall & Plastering Tools

Questions about this item

How do I start a cut with the 15" blade without it wandering?

Score the drywall lightly with a utility knife first, then align the 6 PPI teeth in the groove before applying steady pressure to begin the cut.

When will the hardwood handle need attention?

Sand the handle smooth and apply linseed oil whenever the wood feels dry or shows splintering to maintain grip and prevent cracking.

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