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Similar to a conventional tape measure but with electronic features added, such as a digital readout to make measurement readings more precise...

Performs the same function as single-bit axe, but has two cutting edges—one on each end of the head. Generally used by professional...

Similar to a backsaw, with stiff reinforced back, only smaller with finer teeth. Used for fine finish cuts, such as cutting dovetail joints in...

Great for holding work piece still when drilling, tapping and reaming on a drill press. Most models have grooves machined on both sides for...

Is used in applying compound to both sides of a corner at one time. Comes in both inside and outside corner models. A flexible one-piece...

Designed for smoothing the various layers of joint compound when finishing drywall. Has a slight concave bow in the blade that helps to feather...

Used to score, sheet and set nails for drywall work. Features a scored head and a notched blade instead of a claw. Notch in the blade is used...

Used for hand sanding drywall joints. Generally accepts ½ sheet of sandpaper or sanding screens. Some models come equipped with a 6”...

Pneumatic tool used for texturing and spraying joint compound on walls and ceilings. Generally has a multitude of spray settings and patterns for...

Is used for sanding drywall joints, especially ceilings and side walls without having to use a ladder or stilts. Swiveling head design allows...

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