Goldblatt G05141 Drywall Circle Cutter

I love this gaget. It works perfect for cutting circlces of cork. I use it all the time to make backing for my resin coasters. Highly recommend.

It is metal and has a sharp cutting wheel. I had to press hard to cut through the drywall paper and into the drywall. I was cutting 5/8” thick drywall, so extra thick and difficult to cut through. This tool does not have great ergonomics - and needed bigger, better ways to grip the tool to apply enough pressure to cut the drywall. In the end, the tool worked and did enable me to cut 8” round holes through 5/8” thick drywall. Not easy, but doable in a pinch.

I have not used this for drywall, but have used it for marking circles up to a 16 inches on wood, and cutting circles in paper and cardboard. It is nice and sturdy. The end piece holding the cutter was just a little bit wobbly, but I tightened it up and it runs true.

It is great

Great product

I used it on the drop ceiling tiles (2'x2' Armstrong ones).It did not cut it for me, BUT helped make a perfect circle (on both sides, exactly same), sort of making guidelines which I then cut with a blade.Would recommend to a DIYer

I bought this to avoid using a hole saw for a recessed light. It looks and feels like a good solid tool, but it just rolled across the paint on the knock-down ceiling.

This drywall circle "cutter" is beefy, however it should be called a drywall circle marker. The cutting wheel extends out maybe 1/4", not enough to cut entirely through a 1/2" sheet of drywall. Regardless, It feels heavy and sturdy in my hand and does the job exactly as described. It does "cut" into the drywall, marking enough to follow the line with a hole saw.I recommend this tool highly due to its quality and low price!