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Plasterboard saw 180mm - wooden handle

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Sparta Plasterboard Saw 180mm – precise and fast cutting for every project Specially designed for clean cuts in plasterboard; ideal for DIY and renovation projects....
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Sparta Plasterboard Saw 180mm – precise and fast cutting for every project

Specially designed for clean cuts in plasterboard; ideal for DIY and renovation projects.
  • Sharp 180mm blade allows for fast and smooth cutting
  • Wooden handle for a comfortable and secure grip
  • Easy to use for small and large repairs
  • Compact design for access to hard-to-reach places


Plasterboard saw 180mm with wooden handle – Professional cutting of plasterboard
Looking for a reliable, sharp and affordable drywall saw? The 180mm Drywall Saw with Wooden Handle (SKU: 233905) is an indispensable tool for any professional drywall installer, Knauf installer or home DIYer. This specialized hand saw is designed specifically for fast, accurate and easy cutting of drywall, taking your work processes to the next level and saving you valuable time.
Thanks to its well-thought-out ergonomic design and high-quality materials, this saw allows you to work smoothly and effortlessly. Whether you are renovating your home, building a loft or simply installing an additional wall, this saw will ensure clean cuts and minimal material chipping.

Key benefits and features: Why choose this saw?
When working with plasterboard, two things are crucial: blade sharpness and comfort during long-term use. Our hand saw for plasterboard combines the robustness of cold-rolled steel with the tradition of a lacquered wooden handle. Discover the main advantages of this top-quality tool:

Premium blade steel (65Mn): The saw blade is made of high-quality cold-rolled 65Mn grade steel, which ensures exceptional strength, flexibility and long life without dulling quickly.
Hardened 2D teeth (6 TPI): Specially hardened teeth with a density of 6 TPI (teeth per inch) allow for fast penetration through plaster core and cardboard without the saw binding or tearing edges.
Ergonomic lacquered wooden handle: The round handle is made of high-quality wood, which is protected with a fine layer of lacquer. This prevents blisters, ensures an excellent grip and offers a warm, natural feeling while working.
Optimal length for precision: With a blade length of 180 mm and a total length with handle of 320 mm, this saw is extremely maneuverable, making it easy to cut out holes for sockets, switches or pipes.
Colorless blade protection: The blade is protected by a thin, colorless coating that protects the steel from external influences and ensures smooth gliding through the material.


Product technical specifications
Precise technical data ensures that you receive a tool that perfectly meets your drywall construction requirements:

SKU code: 233905
Intended use: For plasterboard (drywall / Knauf)
Blade length: 180 mm
Total length with handle: 320 mm
Blade material: Cold rolled steel grade 65Mn
Tooth type: 2D hardened teeth
Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
Blade coating: Colorless protective varnish
Handle material: Wood (lacquered, round shape)


Practical application and effectiveness
This hand-held drywall saw is designed with attention to detail. The sharp blade tip allows you to simply insert the saw directly into the drywall without having to drill holes first. This is extremely convenient when cutting out openings for ceiling lights, ventilation grilles or electrical boxes. The round wooden handle fits perfectly in any hand, and the lacquered surface makes it easy to clean up the drywall dust after the job is done.
To see this tool in action, check out the demo video below, which shows its ease of use and cutting efficiency:


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Is this saw suitable for cutting round holes for sockets in plasterboard?
Yes, absolutely. With a narrow 180 mm blade and sharp tip, this saw is ideal for plunge cutting and precise cutting of round and rectangular openings for electrical sockets, switches or recessed lights directly into already installed plasterboard.
2. How to maintain a saw so that the blade stays sharp for as long as possible?
The saw blade is made of durable 65Mn steel with hardened teeth, ensuring long-lasting sharpness. After each use, we recommend that you clean dry plaster dust from the blade with a dry cloth or soft brush. Store the saw in a dry place to prevent possible corrosion of the steel.
3. Can this saw also be used to cut other materials such as wood?
This saw is primarily and specifically designed and optimized for cutting plasterboard (drywall). Although it can cut through thinner, softer materials in an emergency, it will give the best results and longest life when working with plasterboard.


Responsible persons:
SPARTA - TOOLS WORLD BULGARIA OOD, MALASHEVSKA STR.8, 1202 SOFIA, BULGARIA m.todorov@toolsworld.bg +359 2 423 9806
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:
• Take the tool in your hand and check that the blade is sharp and undamaged.
• Place the plasterboard on a flat surface and secure it with clamping pliers.
• Place the saw on the edge of the plasterboard and point it in the direction of the cut.
• Using even pressure, pull the saw across the drywall until you reach the desired cut.
• After finishing work, clean the saw with a cloth and store it in a dry place.

Useful tips for work:
• Before use, check that the blade is sharp and undamaged to ensure accurate and clean cuts.
• When cutting drywall, use even pressure to achieve an even cut.
• If the blade gets stuck in the plasterboard, do not force it, but move it back slightly and re-orient it in the direction of the cut.
• Always clean the saw after finishing work to avoid rusting and extend its service life.

Warnings:
• Use safety glasses and, if possible, a dust mask.
• The saw blade is sharp – watch your hands.
• Do not use the saw for materials for which it is not intended.

Same summary

The 180 mm long plasterboard saw with a wooden handle is designed for easy manual work when cutting plaster or drywall. Its compact size makes it suitable for precise work in confined spaces and is recommended for DIYers and those who need a saw for occasional cutting of openings or minor adjustments. The solid wooden handle provides a stable grip, although ergonomics may require more attention for longer cuts. For thicker materials or very frequent professional use, dedicated electric or larger manual models are also available.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

This type of saw is most often used by home users and craftsmen for minor adaptations, assembly work or repairs where precision is required when cutting plasterboard or other thin materials. The compact design allows good control over the cut and is useful where the required precision cannot be achieved with a power tool or there is a risk of damage to the workpiece.

Many customers choose Sparta brand products because of their affordability in tools for home use, where basic reliability and ease of use are important.

Why buy at Enaa

When shopping at Enaa, you can expect accurate product descriptions and a quick search for additional hand tools in the same category. Another advantage is the wide range of products for hobby and professional users, which allows easy comparison with other saws according to your needs.

Answers to frequently asked questions

What materials is this saw best suited for?

The saw is optimized for manual cutting of plasterboard and other thin or flat materials where cutting accuracy is key.

Can this saw also cut wooden slats or plastic?

For basic use on thinner wooden slats or softer plastic, the saw is suitable, but for thicker or harder materials, we recommend using a specialized saw for this purpose.

How comfortable is the wooden handle when working for a long time?

The wooden handle allows for a natural grip, but with very long-term use, it may lack the more pronounced ergonomics or padding that is typical of some purpose-designed models.

Does this saw require any special maintenance?

After each use, it is recommended to clean the blade of dust and plaster residue, and wipe the wooden handle with a damp cloth if necessary. This will extend the life of the saw.

What does a blade length of 180 mm mean in practice?

The 180 mm blade allows for precise, shorter cuts and easy maneuvering in confined spaces, ideal for cutting holes or repairing plasterboard.

Description updated: April 2026