Ivy Classic 11107 - 6-1/2" Try-Edge Teeth Wallboard Saw, Power Pro Grip Handle

Built for fast plunge cuts and clean openings, this compact wallboard saw slices through drywall with aggressive try-edge teeth and a rigid, tapered blade. A sharp point starter tip punches in precisely where you need it, while the Power Pro non-slip handle keeps your grip locked in for controlled, low-effort cutting—perfect for boxes, vents, and quick remodel cutouts.

Key Features

• 6-1/2" tapered blade with try-edge tooth geometry for fast, smooth drywall cuts.
  
• Sharp point starter tip for accurate jab starts and layout precision.
  
• Rigid blade body resists flex for straighter cut lines and easier control.
  
• Power Pro ergonomic handle with textured, non-slip grip for comfort and torque.
  
• Compact form factors for tight spaces and overhead work.
  
• Hang hole for easy storage; durable construction for jobsite longevity.
  
• Ideal for switch/box cutouts, vents, patch work, remodels, and punch-through starts.

Brand / Model: Ivy Classic 11107

Product Type: Hand wallboard (jab/keyhole) saw for drywall

Weight: ~5–7 oz (tool only; approximate)

Dimensions (Overall): ~11–12 in L × ~1.6 in W × ~1.0 in H (approx.)

Dimensions (Blade Length): 6-1/2 in (165 mm)

Blade Thickness: ~1.2–1.6 mm (typical drywall saw gauge)

Material (Blade): Hardened carbon steel, tapered profile

Material (Handle): Power Pro ergonomic handle with textured TPR overmold and rigid polymer core

Color / Finish: Satin blade; black/colored non-slip handle (varies by batch)

Tooth Geometry: Try-edge, aggressive cut profile for fast plunge and rip cuts in drywall

TPI (Coarseness): Coarse cut (approx. 7–9 TPI class)

Tip Style: Sharpened point starter tip for jab starts and layout accuracy

Primary Applications: Drywall plunge starts, electrical box cutouts, vents, patch work, remodel openings

User Features: Non-slip grip, rigid blade for straighter tracking, hang hole for storage

Compatibility: For gypsum wallboard/sheetrock; not intended for metal studs or masonry

Care / Safety: Wear eye/hand protection; keep blade clean/dry; replace if teeth dull or bent

Included: Wallboard saw (no sheath or accessories unless noted by retailer)

Q: What materials is this wallboard saw designed to cut?
A: Drywall/gypsum board (sheetrock). It’s optimized for plunge starts and cutouts—not intended for metal studs, cement board, or masonry.

Q: What makes the try-edge teeth different?
A: The triple-facet tooth geometry bites faster and clears dust efficiently, giving quick, controlled cuts with less effort.

Q: How does the Power Pro handle help?
A: The ergonomic, non-slip grip improves control and comfort, especially during jab starts and overhead work.

Q: Any tips for cleaner cutouts?
A: Score your layout, start with the sharpened point at a shallow angle, keep steady pressure, and support the panel to minimize tear-out. Wear eye/hand protection.