2Pcs Upgrade Black Multi-Purpose Square Slot Cutter Tool with Sanding Head

I held out on these for a long time. Stubborn does not begin to cover it. My thinking was simple. You take an electrical box. You trace it with a pencil. You make four cuts with your multi-tool. Done. Why would anyone need a special gadget for that? I said this to myself for years. I said it with confidence.Then I finally caved and bought the two-piece set.Here is the honest truth. I was wrong. Not all the way wrong, but wrong enough to admit it in public.The set comes with two cutters. One for a one-gang box. One for a two-gang box. That covers most of what I run into on a job. Before, tracin

2Pcs Upgrade Black Multi-Purpose Square Slot Cutter Tool with Sanding HeadThickened Stainless Steel ,Outlet Box Cutter for Drywall,Electrical Box Cutting Tool Fits Most Oscillating ToolsFits my multi tool and is a standard sized connection, so should fit most multi tools (oscillating tool). I had another one of this type of cutter tool and I have to say, this one is so much better for multiple reasons. The tool takes a lot of beating vibrating both directions and trying to cut a small square (or rectangle). My previous one broke at all the corners. This one is much sturdier, welded well, and i

I had high hopes for this tool. I didn't even know such a thing existed until I saw it here. I'm a home DIYer, and I've made my share of cuts for electrical boxes, and most of them are a bit sloppy and show my lack of artistry and craftsmanship. So, a tool that makes a precisely shaped cutout for a 1 gang or 2 gang box? Bring it on!Alas, I could not get it to work. I have 2 different oscillating multitools, and I tried both of them. (I've used them before with the usual sort of blade for the usual sort of tasks.) I also tried both the single and double cutter. No matter how hard I clamped the

This is a cool timesaver for those who are going to be installing outlets, light switches, or ethernet ports in drywall. I have always used a drywall saw and hoped I hit as close to square as possible on my corners. I never would have thought of using an oscillating saw for this. The material of these is stainless steel with internal reinforcing ribs for durability and to hold its shape. The saw edges are arc-shaped to give you clean and easy cuts. It will work with any standard oscillating saw hookup, and it even includes an extra sanding head to clean up your edges, if needed. I look forward

Perfect for cutting outlet holes