Hand saw for plasterboard (knauf) 150mm – G33107
Are you looking for a reliable, fast and precise tool for drywall work? The Hand Saw for Drywall (SKU: G33107) is an indispensable tool for every professional drywaller, electrician and DIYer. With a blade length of 150 mm and a special design, this saw is optimized for fast and clean cuts in drywall, wood and other soft building materials.
Whether you're installing recessed lights, making holes for electrical outlets, or making repairs to drywall, this saw gives you complete control and minimal effort. Invest in a top-notch hand tool that will make your next drywall job a whole lot easier.
Why choose a 150mm plasterboard saw?
The key to successful work with plasterboard lies in the right tools. Regular saws often tear the paper layer of plasterboard, causing a lot of dust and uneven edges. Our specialized plasterboard saw is designed with the specific properties of plasterboard in mind. With it, you will get the job done faster, cleaner and with significantly less effort.
Thanks to its well-thought-out ergonomics and advanced tooth geometry, this jigsaw allows for smooth, jam-free work. The 150 mm blade length provides the perfect balance between flexibility and stability, allowing you to create straight lines and precise curves effortlessly.
Key features and benefits

Innovative double-sided tooth sharpening: Specially ground teeth allow for extremely easy and fast cutting in both directions – both when pushing and pulling the saw. This means twice as fast work and less fatigue.
Comfort in hard-to-reach places: Thanks to the narrow blade and sharp tip, you can easily start the cut with a simple stab into the panel, ideal for working in tight corners and hard-to-reach places.
Ergonomic two-component handle: The handle is coated with soft, non-slip rubber. The ergonomic design provides a firm and secure grip, prevents slipping from your hands and reduces hand fatigue even during long-term work.
Optimal blade length 150 mm: The blade length is perfectly adapted for deep cuts, while maintaining maximum stability and preventing bending during work.
Excellent value for money: Professional performance available at an extremely affordable price of just €9.99.

Versatile use in drywall work
This hand jigsaw is ideal for making openings of various shapes and sizes. Its versatility is demonstrated in everyday projects where speed and accuracy are key. It is most commonly used for:

Cutouts for sockets and switches in Knauf walls.
Preparation of openings for recessed LED lights and ventilation systems.
Adjusting and trimming the edges of plasterboard before installation.
Quick repairs to damaged parts of drywall.

Technical data

Product type: Hand saw for plasterboard (jigsaw)
Blade length: 150 mm
Handle: Ergonomic, two-component, rubberized
Cutting: Double-sided action (forward and reverse)
Product code (SKU): G33107
Price: 9.99 EUR

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I start a cut in the middle of a panel with this saw without first rotating it?
Yes, of course. The saw has a sharp blade tip that is designed to pierce directly into the plasterboard with a light pressure or impact. This means that there is no need to pre-drill holes to start the cut, saving you time and reducing the amount of tools needed on the jobsite.
What is the advantage of double-sided tooth sharpening?
The double-sided sharpening of the teeth allows the saw to cut the material both when you push it forward and when you pull it back. This ensures an extremely smooth cut without tearing the paper on the board, while significantly speeding up the entire work process and reducing the effort when sawing.
Is this saw suitable for other materials, not just plasterboard?
The saw is primarily designed for plasterboard (Knauf), but it also works great for cutting other softer materials such as hardboard, softer wood, plastic and various insulation boards. Its handy size makes it an extremely versatile tool in any workshop.


Responsible persons:
GEKO - GEKO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZNĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIA SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA, ul. Spacerowa 3, 97-500 Kietlin, Poland, (+48) 446824004, geko@geko.pl
Distributor for Slovenia: Haloorodje.si, Online Sales, Rok Groznik sp, Podturn 42, 8350 Dolenjske Toplice, info@haloorodje.si, +38669731944, Slovenia
Product origin: China

Instructions for using the product:
• Use the saw for manual cutting and making openings in plasterboard or drywall.
• Before cutting, mark the location and shape of the cut with a pencil or other suitable marker.
• Check that there are no electrical cables, pipes or other wiring behind the cut.
• Carefully place the saw tip on the marked spot and push it through the plasterboard with light pressure.
• Move the saw with steady back and forth movements and without excessive pressure.
• For longer cuts, follow the marked line and periodically check the accuracy of the cut.
• After finishing the work, clean the saw and remove any plaster residue from the blade.

Useful tips for work:
• Before cutting, you can additionally check the marked line with a ruler or spirit level to ensure that the cut is as straight as possible.
• To make openings for sockets, switches or other elements, first mark their exact dimensions.
• Use safety glasses when cutting, as small particles of plaster may be released during the work.
• Use even and controlled movements for a better cut edge.
• If the panel is already installed, use less force when making the initial puncture to prevent damage to the area around the cut.
• After use, store the saw in a dry place and protect the blade from damage.

Warnings:
• The saw is intended primarily for gypsum and other suitable drywall; do not use it for materials for which it is not intended.
• Before each cut, make sure that there are no electrical wires, water pipes or other installations behind the panel.
• The blade is sharp – be careful with your hands when using and storing.
• Do not use the saw if the handle is damaged or the blade is badly worn or damaged.
• Always use appropriate personal protective equipment when working, especially safety glasses and, if necessary, protective gloves.
• Keep the saw out of the reach of children.
• Always maintain a stable body position when cutting and make sure you have control over the direction of the saw's movement.

Same summary

A drywall saw is designed for specific tasks, such as precise cutting of plaster or drywall during renovation or installation of rooms. Its specialized shape allows for better control when cutting into thinner panels, where conventional saws are not practical. It is less suitable for rough processing of thicker wood or cutting branches, as the blade and shape work best with lightweight panel materials. For occasional use, the simplicity and greater cutting accuracy compared to universal saws are particularly practical.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

This hand tool is most often used by home craftsmen and those who undertake minor renovations or drywall work. When renovating apartments or building partitions, a plasterboard saw is indispensable, as it allows for quick and clean cuts without much effort. Its use is especially useful in situations where greater precision is required for cutouts for sockets, switches or installations.

Users often choose Geko brand products because their range of quality saws is tailored to the needs of both beginners and experienced craftsmen.

Why buy at Enaa

With us you have the opportunity to compare different hand saws in one place and quick access to professional information that makes it easier for you to choose according to the material and purpose of use. Buying through Enaa allows you to choose between proven brands and reliable feedback from other users.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Is a plasterboard saw also suitable for cutting other materials?

A drywall saw is designed primarily for precise cutting of drywall and thin boards, but for other materials such as wood or metal, we recommend using a suitably specialized saw due to the different complexity of the cut.

What is the advantage of using a specialized drywall saw compared to a universal saw?

A specialized drywall saw allows for easier guidance and a cleaner edge on thinner boards, and is designed to be safer and more efficient when cutting holes in drywall.

How often does it take to sharpen the blade on a saw like this?

For normal home use, sharpening the blade is rarely necessary. However, if you use the saw frequently or for more demanding jobs, it is recommended to check the sharpness and replace the blade if necessary for optimal performance.

Does the drywall saw require any special maintenance?

Regularly cleaning the blade of material debris and storing the saw in a dry place will extend its life. Always check that the blade teeth are undamaged before starting work.

Description updated: April 2026