wolfcraft T-Square with Parallel Cutter I 4008000 I Cutting and Marking Tool for Gypsum plasterboard

EXCELLENT

An adjustable square is a great idea, but this one really isnt good. Especially for site work.Negatives:1. One thing that you expect from a tool designed to be for plasterboard, is that the long side would be a minimum of 1200mm. This is only 1000mm. So not ideal.2. There's no grooves/slots/pins, to accurately hold it at 90°. There are little marks, but I want more reliable accuracy.3. It's flimsy. I can't see this lasting more that a few days on a building site. It's so lightweight and the plastic feels brittle.4. It was broken when it arrived. A nut on the toggle clamp was split in half.Positives:1. Easy angle adjustment (when its not broken).Overall, a poor quality tool, that's not good value for money. It may have its uses for a DIYer, but it's no where near robust enough for professional use.

The good things about this gadget are just light easy to assemble and works very well.Bad things are not enough for a blade adjustment just a couple of mm out from the knob. Also, the big issue is only fitting trapezoidal blades because they have holes in the middle. If you want to fit FatMax blades they without holes check yourself. Also, Amazon will lock you down if you buy a Wolfcraft cutter Amazon sells blades as well. Look to me 10pc for £4.44 but the trick is Amazon put you in the trap to get these blades you must be a Prime member if not then you have to search on Google but still not cheap The delivery chargers.So results are expensive crap

This product could be a great product if the blade was longer and actually meet the plasterboard, this would enable the cut slice to happen, so in essence, waste of time.I ended up using my knife and level as before. This product will be going back immediately, as it is a lot of money for a cheap design.The only reason for the one star is due to the excellent service of Amazons Prime delivery. Good job Amazon as usual.

Ok- but hard to get it to sit at a accurate 90’ angle as does not click in place (you have to try and level it by eye on the little scale & can be out a lot)- ended up have to use a set square just to get it to be at the right angle - which then no point having it & knife thing is useless

The lock is flimsy and the ruler knife is not sturdy so you can't get a straight cut