Is there a hand tool (not power tool) that cuts through old plaster walls?

Apr 12, 2009 by mckgolfman m | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

 I am doing some remodeling in rooms with old overlay walls. I am looking for a in league saw or other tool that makes gutting the rooms easier. I do not insufficiency to use a sawzall or rotozip if there is a hand tool out there.

 Yep, I'd in all probability use a drywall jab saw, too, but only if there was no other choice. But I can utter you that this will not be easy work with the tool. A reciprocating saw custom-made will make your life MUCH easier.

If the recip saw has an assertive cutting mode, divert it off or else the

In terms of the width of the cut is there a big difference between the mark left by a jigsaw vs Sawzall saw?

Jan 19, 2009 by Forensic | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

 I am doing a forensic search and need to know if the tool marks between these two saws are unalike (width, characteristics etc.).

 Typically yes. Commonly a recip saw will leave a rougher cut with a wider kerf. This is all ladies' man dependent. It would be possible for a jigsaw to mimic a recip saw cut and a recip saw to ridicule a jigsaws cut.

So, your question should be
Would a reciprocating saw and a jigsaw, with blades

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