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The New EZRip Makes Drywall Scoring Easy!

By: Richard S. Deboi



The EZRip Drywall Tool Company today unveiled its drywall
ripping tool EZRip which enables drywall professionals to cut
wallboard more effectively. The EZRip vastly improves the
efficiency of drywall cutting and completely eliminates
traditional training time. 

The EZRip makes scoring drywall amazingly simple, and gives you
the most precise measurement possible in the shortest amount of
time. The EZRip conveniently combines measuring, marking, and
ripping into one quick and easy operation. No more using your
thumb as a guide or snapping a very long chalk line!

The EZRip features a lightweight, telescopic design with
additional storage for 10 drywall blades. And, while the EZRip
measures only 24 inches in length, it can rip up to 12 feet of
drywall. You can choose from four scales, allowing you to
measure off the amount you keep or the amount you cut. Once the
measurement has been set, the EZRip can be quickly drawn across
the drywall panel for a clean, accurate cut. 

The use of EZRip is not strictly reserved for drywall
professionals, general contractors, or skilled carpenters. It
can also round-out the preferred tool box of the home owner and
"do-it-yourselfer," by aiding in the most ambitious remodeling
job. For additional information visit www.BuyEZRip.com 


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