Goldblatt Folding Drywall Saw, Jab Saw, Hand Saws with Soft Grip Handle, Sheetrock Saws for Wallboard, Drywall, Plywood and PVC

This is the 3rd and hopefully final jab saw I ever get. I tried the harbor freight one, and it was flimsy and had a hard time starting a hole. Got the Milwaukee version which was an upgrade, but "walked" off the job site. A buddy on my crew had this one and after borrowing it a single time I had to get one of my own. Super sturdy and cuts like butter. Plus the folding feature makes it much easier to throw in the backpack without it cutting up the inside.

I am a carpenter and not a sheetrocker but I have to cut holes in GWB for new electrical, (remodel) , outlets . This is the sharpest sturdiest keyhole or jab saw that I have used. The milwaukie is nice , sharp and thin but it wants to bend to easy especially when I have to get thru 2 layers of rock. The best part is that folds up and I can put it in my nail pouch or my bucket bag without the teeth tearing everything up.

Saw worked great, I used it to repair a hole in a wall on a house that was going up for sale. Cut through the drywall with little effort. And I love that you can fold up the saw blade in the handle.

Solid little saw that does what it’s supposed to. The folding design is super handy for keeping it safe in the tool bag, and it feels comfortable in the hand. I’ve used it a few times on drywall, and it cuts clean without much effort. The quality seems decent for the price, definitely good for light projects around the house. Not giving it 5 stars because I can tell it’s not the most heavy-duty tool out there, but for casual use, it’s more than enough. Glad I picked it up.

Excellent drywall saw made quick work of cutting it.

good quality item worked well with my job that needed to be done...good price

The Goldblatt Folding Drywall Saw is a fantastic tool for anyone tackling home renovations or DIY drywall projects. The foldable design is especially handy, allowing you to store it safely in a toolbox or bag without worrying about damaging the blade or accidentally injuring yourself. The saw itself features a sharp, serrated blade that cuts smoothly through drywall, sheetrock, and even some wood, making it versatile enough for multiple uses around the house. The soft-grip handle is comfortable to hold, reducing strain on your hand during prolonged use, and provides excellent control over each cut. One of the best features is the blade-locking mechanism that keeps the saw securely open during use, preventing unwanted closures while you work. While it might be slightly heavier than non-folding options, the portability and added safety more than make up for it. Overall, it’s a well-made, reliable tool that would benefit both seasoned renovators and DIY beginners alike.

Cuts through drywall like a hot knife trough butter. I like the compactness when it's folded and the blade does not wabble at all. It's solid.