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Wal-Board Tools 6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife with Comfort Grip Handle
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6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife with Comfort Grip Handle

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Product Overview

This 6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife has a high carbon steel blade and cast metal hammer-end. This tool is used for spotting nails (apply first coat of mud over nail). It offers proper flex and smooth feathered finish. It is wear resistant, abrasion and damage from most common paint thinners.
  • High carbon steel blade stands up to tough jobs
  • Rubber soft-grip handle for added comfort
  • Hammer-end design for proper nail setting
  • Provides proper flex and smooth feathered finishing
  • Wear, abrasion and paint-thinner resistant
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

Product Overview

Model #: 22-036
Sku #: 772612
Internet #: 100660206

This 6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife has a high carbon steel blade and cast metal hammer-end. This tool is used for spotting nails (apply first coat of mud over nail). It offers proper flex and smooth feathered finish. It is wear resistant, abrasion and damage from most common paint thinners.

  • High carbon steel blade stands up to tough jobs
  • Rubber soft-grip handle for added comfort
  • Hammer-end design for proper nail setting
  • Provides proper flex and smooth feathered finishing
  • Wear, abrasion and paint-thinner resistant
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

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Name 6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife 6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife with Comfort Grip Handle 6 in. Black Carbon Steel Putty Knife with Plastic Handle Hammerend 4 in. All Stainless Steel Joint Knife - Sure Grip Handle
Brand Wal-Board Tools Wal-Board Tools Level 5
Ratings (44) (43) (0) (0)
Blade Width (in.) 6 6 6 4
Drywall Features Comfort Grip,Hammer End Comfort Grip,Hammer End Comfort Grip,Fixed Blade,Hammer End Comfort Grip,Hammer End
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Specifications

Dimensions

Blade Width (in.)
6
Product Depth (in.)
1
Product Height (in.)
9.5

Details

Blade Material
Carbon Steel
Drywall Features
Comfort Grip,Hammer End
Handle Material
Plastic
Product Weight (lb.)
0.37lb
Returnable
90-Day
Tool Type
Joint Knife

Specifications

Dimensions

Blade Width (in.)
6
Product Depth (in.)
1
Product Height (in.)
9.5

Details

Blade Material
Carbon Steel
Drywall Features
Comfort Grip,Hammer End
Handle Material
Plastic
Product Weight (lb.)
0.37lb
Returnable
90-Day
Tool Type
Joint Knife

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Customer Reviews

6 in. Hammer-End Joint Knife with Comfort Grip Handle is rated 2.7 out of 5 by 43.
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Wal-Board brand has gone downhill I have a few Wal-Board brand tools from my last DIY drywall project five years ago and really liked their tools. I bought this, but it rusted after the first use. I looked at the label more closely and my old ones that look similar say stainless steel. This ain’t. Home Depot has allowed the manufacturer to cut corners and no longer use stainless steel in the product. This piece of rust is being returned to Home Depot and I’ll make due with my old 8 and 10 inch Wal-Board taping knives.
Date published: 2018-09-19
Rated 2 out of 5 by from blade started to rust! The feel and flexibility of the knife is just fine, however the blade started to rust on me after the first day of use. Either it's not stainless or it's an inferior quality stainless steel. I have other joint knifes (from a different store) that have lasted years without ever showing any signs of rust. If the oxidation is not removed before starting your job it will smear off into the joint.
Date published: 2014-08-26
Rated 1 out of 5 by from DO NOT BUY !! Very poor quality tool. Not stainless steel so it will start rusting after first contact with moisture. For that quality I would spend less then 99 cents. Cheap Chinese made tool. Will never buy again. Please sell quality made tools if you want loyal pro customers who spend over 100k+ annually in your store.
Date published: 2016-04-10
Rated 1 out of 5 by from not stainless steel I didn't realize this blade was carbon steel that looks like stainless....So in other words IT WILL RUST even after one use....stay away from this if you are looking for a long term joint knife in your tool collection
Date published: 2016-02-29
Rated 2 out of 5 by from comfortable but not durable Comfortable grip but metal isn't stainless. Didn't even use enough to finish bathroom before it started pitting. Bought a cheaper 12" blade from a store that stocks only parts from China and it is in great shape.
Date published: 2015-04-03
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Wal-Board compound knife rusted literally overnight Forgot to dry this Wal-Board sheetrock compound knife just once after cleaning and the blade became covered with rust spots literally overnight. I tried using it once more despite the rust and the rust spots stained the wall when I applied the wet compound. The brand name is wearing off the handle too after just a half dozen uses. I own several 10 - 20 year old tools and take good care of them. Lesson learned on this particular brand / product.
Date published: 2016-01-10
Rated 1 out of 5 by from JUNK The blade started rusting after the first clean and dry and then proceeded to work itself loose from the handle in about 3 days. The blade is still in the handle but flops around when taping. Already ordered a 3 pack of 6 inch Hyde knives from Depot for $16 versus this junk that cost $10 for one.
Date published: 2015-04-20
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Absolute garbage. Oxidized (turned dark grey/black) after a single use and being left in water fo... Absolute garbage. Oxidized (turned dark grey/black) after a single use and being left in water for less than 24 hours. It actually started oxidizing before I was even done using it the first time. Stay away and buy a better quality tool. I've left other joint knives in water for multiple days with no problem what-so-ever. Don't waste your money.
Date published: 2018-03-08
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