Drywall Rasp, Drywall Tools Rasp 7 inch Combination Sheetrock Tool with Bi-Directional Teeth & In-Handle Dust Collection Drywall Corner Tool Drywall Cutting Tool Drywall Fitting Tool

Tajima was the same product. This one was cheaper and same quality when I needed a new rasp. Works great for drywall.

Appears to be well-made. This is a fairly well-designed product, having both rougher and finer rasping edges for smoothing out your drywall cuts, and even an edge for notching. There are grips on the sides for your hand, but I'd like to see a strap or something to go over the back of the hand because I'm a little clumsy sometimes. There is a spot on both top and bottom to easily add one, so I might make my own. Overall a good tool for the job.

The tool won't help you much if you always measure correctly - but for us DIY'ers who struggle to make the perfect cut, this tool is perfect. Shaves off those rough edges but makes a big 'ol mess - recommended use outdoors or in a dirty garage.

This tool does a very nice job of cleaning up rough edges on drywall. There is a rougher file for taking down larger pieces and a finer file for making smooth edges. Both work well and the overall feel of the tool is comfortable to use.I'll leave it to you to decide on the value/price issue.Recommended.I hope this helps. Thanks for reading and liking.

This is a very specific review given the nature of the product. hen installing drywall you know that if your initially measure cut is too big, it is a pain to adjust size due to the texture of the Sheetrock. That is when this little devise comes handy.. you don’t cut to measure. You scrape off the excess with this handy tool. You basically trim drywall to measure. This device leaves a smooth surface without sacrificing structure of drywall for precise joints. It has two grinding textures. For smooth and faster grinding. You can also use the narrower section to make perpendicular narrower cuts. A must have!!!

I’m more of the “measure it three times and still need to adjust it” kind of guy. I’m getting better, but when I saw this drywall rasp by Natupal and sold by CrossSafety I knew that I would need it for my basement finishing project.It’s easy to hold on to and with its three different size and coarseness of rasps you can adjust the tool to the job at hand. I don’t know how long the teeth will last as I’ve only used it so far on a test board, but I wouldn’t expect it to wear out all too soon as the metal is thick and doesn’t deform as I try to move it (I didn’t press it all that hard as the teeth are sharp!). I didn’t think that the dust storage aspect of the rasp would really work, but I’m surprised at how much was stored in the handle. There was still a pile on the floor, but it was a smaller pile than it would have been otherwise.The rasp comes with a sheet of instructions which tell you some of what you can do with the rasp. Better are the videos on the sales site. Now all I have to do is finish up the wiring and then I’ll be ready to start on the drywall. Oh, joy.

I got this tool because we are currently remodeling our home. I am hanging drywall right now so this was exactly what I needed. This is perfect for shaving off any areas that are too big. This is easy to use. Very comfortable to use. Shaves very precisely and makes hanging drywall better. I am very glad I have this durable tool to aid in drywall hanging.

I do a lot of work but I am not a professional drywall installer. I tend to make lousy cuts and sometimes I am off in my measurements, not but much, just enough to make my life difficult. This tool has saved me from making extra slashes and cuts in my drywall that come out ugly. Great for some trimming and minor clean up. I love it. I wish I had gotten one sooner.