The Gypsum Jaws Rasp never dulls and will not cut you
Editorial Review:
"POCKET KICKER" LIFTER
3 tools in one - lifter,
rasp and prying tool
Lifts wallboard, doors,
paneling, plywood,
appliances, tires, etc.,
pries loose baseboard and
trim and rasps drywall edges
Fits in tool pouch or pocket
Made from heat-treated
aluminum
One tooth "Gypsum Jaws Rasp"
located in the handle takes
place of large drywall rasps
Clamshell
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
not ok for professionals. I am a drywall who hangs six day a week and was looking for something like this. when I saw 5/8 on there I thought great. so I got one. (to the person/s who made this product.) You should have tested it first because unless you weight 200lbs or more you can not hold a 4x12 sheet of drywall 1/2 let alone 5/8.
my rating on this product is don't waste your time.
Almost but not quite.... I bought this tool for it's seemingly small size, it would pocket easily. The issue is that this tool is too short to be an effective lever. Notice in the photo, the radius opposite the lifting end. It's too sharp to be an effective lifting agent. When it does, it usually rips the edge out of the drywall, because the weight of the drywall is sitting on a very small lip. Not that broken drywall can't be fixed...but what a time sink. The rasp is as reported...in effective. A hand held surform (Stanley... more info
Perfect for the homeowner for patching drywall. I purchased this pocket kicker for a small, upstairs, rough framed storage room I was finishing as a weekend project. I figured,"hey, kill two birds with one stone." As it turns out, this tool is not suited for the job of drywalling even a small room. As a previous reviewer stated, the rasp edge does not take material off aggressively. To fit pieces snugly, drywallers often cut some sheets for such a tight fit that an edge rasp is needed to get a good fit. The pocket kicker is not suited to this task. You... more info
Good tool, but not worth it. I bought this tool becuase I wanted a good drywall tool. It is preety effective at prying up the drywall, but it was a little difficult to put it into place. The rasp was also some what effective for the rought stuff when you snap it, but if you make a piece just a little to long and need to shave a bit off it,just doesn't cut it. I would recomend that you go and buy a real drywall kicker and a real rasp. It will save time and make your life a little easier. But, dont get me wrong. This tool is light and... more info
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