Marshalltown Trowel
Marshalltown Trowel 6 In. 8 TPI Drywall Jab Saw 16322
A 6-inch jab saw with an 8 TPI blade for cutting drywall, plywood and wood
- TypeCircular Saws
- Sharp point starts cuts cleanly in drywall
- 8 TPI blade cuts wallboard, plywood and wood
- Heavy-gauge blade resists bending during use
- Wood handle gives firm grip for control
- Single-piece tool ready for immediate work
Drywall Jab Saw 6 Inch
The Marshalltown 16322 is a 6-inch jab saw with an 8 TPI blade designed for cutting wallboard, Masonite, plywood and wood. Its sharp point allows users to start cuts without a pre-drilled hole. The single-piece tool is aimed at drywall installers, remodelers and DIYers needing a dedicated hand saw for interior cut-outs.
Hand Tool Thermals and Effort
As a non-powered hand tool, the saw produces no motor heat, electrical noise or power draw during use. Cutting resistance depends on the material thickness and the user's applied force rather than an electric supply. The wood handle provides a traditional grip for manual operation.
Sustained Cutting Behaviour
Under continuous use the heavy-gauge blade maintains its tooth geometry for repeated strokes through wallboard and wood. Fatigue is determined by the operator's stamina rather than a thermal limit or battery capacity. The tool suits long sessions of rough-in work where powered saws are impractical or unavailable.
Highlights
- Sharp point starts cuts cleanly in drywall
- 8 TPI blade cuts wallboard, plywood and wood
- Heavy-gauge blade resists bending during use
- Wood handle gives firm grip for control
- Single-piece tool ready for immediate work
Specifications
| Type | Circular Saws |
|---|---|
| Brand | MARSHALLTOWN |
Questions about this item
How do I start a cut with the sharp point on the 16322 jab saw?
Press the sharp point firmly through the drywall or plywood until the 8 TPI teeth engage, then pull back to begin the cut without drifting.
When will the heavy-gauge blade on the 16322 need replacement?
Replace the blade when the 8 TPI teeth no longer bite cleanly in wallboard or plywood, or if the blade develops a permanent bend.
What stops the 16322 from cutting deeper during sustained use?
The 6-inch blade length sets the maximum cutting depth; the wood handle provides no depth adjustment beyond that limit.
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