Drywall ripsaw
AssigneeDale S. Haut
InventorDale Steven Haut
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Abstract
This invention consists of three new features which on their own or in combination, improve the usefulness of the existing drywall jab saw. The three new features are the addition of fine teeth to the top of the blade, a blade with equally spaced holes along its length which are used as a rip guide, and a notch at the end of the handle to help remove narrow rips of drywall.
Claims7
A handsaw used for cutting drywall comprising a blade, said blade having spaced holes along the length thereof, said blade having coarse sawing teeth at one edge and fine teeth at the other edge, said saw further comprising a handle with a tapered notch at the distal free end thereof, said handle being structured to glide along the sheet material without interference from adjacent material so that the holes in the blade may act as guides.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.