Jonard Tools WBK-100 Panel Buddy Knockout Set for Front and Rear Knockouts

Jonard Tools WBK-100 Panel Buddy Knockout Set for Front and Rear Knockouts

$ 27.10

Score By Feature

Based on 104 ratings

Customer service

8.98

Packaging

9.28

Delivery

9.01

Giftable

9.32

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Product Description

It is easy to remove front and rear knockouts embedded in drywall by squeezing through the holes in the drywall before removing them

The panels can be used for electrical, security, alarm and datacom applications

The tool can be used to loosen and remove a knockout simply by pushing on

Use this tool only by a distance of at least 3 feet from

Questions & Answers

Do you know what kind of material it is?

There are plenty of metals in it, making it a sturdy piece of equipment

Do you think this would work on a metal junction box? If it is to be tapped without damaging finished drywall, the box was to be used to plug a socket. ?

That should be the case. The box and type of knockout you are trying to open will determine whether you are successful. At least 1/4 inch of the drywall must be cut away on the side with the knockout in order to get the tool in to work, and the black metal piece to split out the hole. If any damage is done to the drywall, the trim plate should cover it. You might not be able to perform a knockout if it isn't a regular round.

How does the WBK- Are 100 also able to reach rear KOs? There is only one row in the video where it is shown. ?

As well as reaching and dismantling front knockouts, this tool can also reach and dismantle rear knockouts. I'll add a line between *br> and I know the names of these tools Jonathan

Selected User Reviews For Jonard Tools WBK-100 Panel Buddy Knockout Set for Front and Rear Knockouts

Electrician who works in the HVAC industry

5/5

The tool had been used twice or three times a day for two years when it finally broke. did not always work, but that's primarily due to the thickness of the old panels and their thin stamping. It still took a lot of effort, but I gave it my best shot. Usually, most covers have a small amount of drywall behind them, so you may have to patch that too. There is jealousy among all my coworkers about As soon as my current one breaks, I'm buying a new one.

Henrik Ross

| Mar 28, 2021

This is an excellent tool that I would recommend

5/5

In an area where I would normally cut a low voltage plate in and hammer the knockout out, I was forced to pop the knockout out of a panel in a tight spot. Having no clearance to do so was a problem I faced in a previous case. My Hubbell Network Enclosure was installed in drywall, so I barely had any gaps around it after I used this. It was a lot bigger gap, but the panel surrounding/covering the door left no visible trace of it. I found that the tool worked perfectly, and it was easier than hammering out the knockout. It's a great tool that I highly recommend!.

Lucas Santiago

| Sep 25, 2020

Making things easier is always a good thing

5/5

I was completely delighted with the product after using it for the first time. A knockout in a wall where a panel is finished was made so much easier with this router. The one I want is the one I should have gotten.

Callan Andrade

| Feb 23, 2021

You Can Count on It! My background is as an electrician, and I was a little skeptical about this product at first, but I have now used it in the field and it works great

5/5

In addition to being extremely clever, this device is very well made and sturdy.

Erick Wallace

| Sep 04, 2020

This is much better than some hammers and screwdrivers

5/5

Much better than using a hammer and screwdriver, which can often cause an outer nested ring to loosen. There is no impact or effort involved in this. I have used them several times on my home renovation so far and keep them in my electrical bag.