Switch Saw

The Switch Saw system is a world first.

Proudly designed and manufactured in New Zealand.

It is a two part system for marking, without measuring, and cutting out switch boxes in plasterboard.

The first part of the system, Switch Mark, uses targets and a locator, which contain very powerful neodymium magnets to locate the switch box after the plasterboard has gone up.

Switch Saw, the second part of the system, cuts perfectly sized switch box holes in plasterboard every time. Powered by a battery drill, Switch Saw uses eight reciprocating blades to cut through standard plaster board in nine seconds and 12 seconds for reinforced Brace Line.

Using 8 reciprocating Stainless steel blades, driven by a standard battery drill Switch Saw cuts plaster board with ease. Attach your battery drill to the 6mm hexagonal shaft of the switch saw, align with switch box marked on the plaster board and press the drill trigger and in nine seconds you will have a perfectly cut switch box hole. It’s that easy.

Switch Mark is a marking system that uses the power of neodymium magnets to locate switch boxes after the plasterboard has been fixed.

First place the target into the switch box, then fix the wallboard, use the locator to "search around" for the target, when the locator snaps into place, check that its level and draw around it. Finally, use Switch Saw to cut the switch box hole.