Building A Tool Bag (Jab Saw Milwaukee 48-22-0304, Shark Grip Drywall Saw, DeWalt DWHT20123)

Thank you all for staying tunned to ONE TOOL A WEEK GUY!!! Last Week We Did the Tin Snips and this week we still have to cut in to more work. I myself run into cutting a lot sheet rock or dry walls. Now if you don't have a Reciprocating Saw or don't know whats behind the wall and need to cut careful. Your best bet would be a hand dry wall saw or Jab Saw. Links of items will be posted below. Thanks for watching and don't forget to give me feed back in the comments below.
Milwaukee 48-22-0304 www.amazon.com...
Shark Grip Rockeater Drywall Saw www.amazon.com...
Dewalt DWHT20123 www.amazon.com...
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[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Great info on the shark keyhole saw or drywall saw or jab saw lol .

[@plarower]

Great video, especially the part about the rasp on the Milwaukee jab saw. I'm looking forward to see if anyone comes up with a home-made or store-bought sheath. I may try a piece of PVC pipe with a slotted end cap. Thanks.

[@garydudgeon]

I have an old Greenlee fixed blade I use when I am planning to cut holes but often carry a Lennox or Milwaukee folding tool that uses reciprocating saw blades just in case I might need one. Seems like a fixed blade is always best but folding beats a box knife.

[@scottwood5098]

i do get tired of stabbing myself in the nuts and front leg when i bend down to pick something up. Thanks dewalt :)

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

🤣 stay safe with the DeWalt

[@SimonFXLRS]

I've never seen the shark keyhole saw. Good info I might give it a try

[@gunlover1955]

Milwaukee makes a nice folder to it uses skill saw blades.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

They are nice and i always have skill saw blades on me. Sometimes i feel like they flex too much.

[@RickyGPLB]

I feel like the next tool should be a bigger bag to store all your new tools in

[@jeffw5195]

Good tool to have

[@FixItWithMe]

What does the rasp do?

[@jeffcoolhd]

Hey brother I just subscribed to your Channel I'm going to run out and get the Milwaukee drywall saw and I'm going to get the Milwaukee folding one so that way I can put a carbide Sawzall blade in it for cutting plaster. Those regular drywall saws if you use them in plaster it kills the blade. Peace

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Makita man I agree with you. The sawzall one is nice because you can always change the blade and have a new one ready.

[@socal_expat1856]

Like the addition of the rasp on the deWalt but for double the price gotta pass.

[@fergbongo6771]

Where can I buy those gloves. They provide similar kind at work by there always too big for my hands.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Ferg Bongo amazon has them and if you look at my video with gloves, you will be able to find the link below.

[@adan1845]

Im debating weather i wNt folding now

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

hard choice. i like the folding for the space, but the non folding looks as if the blade is more stiff.

[@adan1845]

One Tool A Week Guy ! Ive been using the milwakee one but i feel it dosent cut as fast as others , i use it alot to cut in registers and return cans

[@codymcgonagill5392]

Make your own sheath use those shity Stanley snips there should be some scrap 25 gauge metal studs laying around and you don't need a rasp learn to use your utility knife unless you get paid by the hour then by all means f*** around

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Think outside the box!!! i like it.

[@OdinJB]

Talk less more showing

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Thanks for the feed back I'll keep it in mind.