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Jab Saw 165mm 8TPI for Plaster Board & Dry Wall Review

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**Advantages of the Irwin 10505705 8TPI Jab Saw:**
– Specialised for plasterboard and dry wall cutting.
– 165mm blade length offers good cutting depth.
– 8TPI (teeth per inch) ensures smoother cuts.
– Ergonomic handle design enhances grip and comfort.

Disadvantages of the Irwin 10505705 8TPI Jab Saw:

Not suitable for cutting tougher materials.
Blade might be too short for certain applications.
Possible wear on teeth with continuous use on harder materials.

Problems and Solutions with the Irwin 10505705 8TPI Jab Saw:

Problem: Difficult to initiate cut on smooth surfaces.

Solution: Begin with a slight angle to gain traction or create a starting point with a utility knife.

Problem: The blade may flex on deep cuts or when used with force.

Solution: Ensure steady and consistent pressure while cutting; don’t force the saw.

Problem: Handle might get slippery with extended use.

Solution: Wearing gloves or wiping the handle periodically can reduce slipperiness.