Malco TSF1 Turboshear for Fiber Cement Siding

The telescoping drill clamp, designed to accommodate drills and impact drivers both large and small, including newer lithium-ion models, has recently undergone a redesign. This redesign allows the tool to rotate 360-degrees and lock into position, ensuring precise and efficient operation. Additionally, the adjustment wrench now stores with the tool, preventing the risk of misplacement.

The hex shank drive shaft of the tool attaches directly into the chuck of any drill or impact driver, providing a secure and seamless connection. The fast-cutting blades are specialized for use with fiber cement siding, and their design minimizes dust, ensuring a clean and efficient cutting process.

The wide skid plate design of the tool stabilizes the cutting process, enabling precise and clean cuts, even in intricate areas such as window and door arches, in fiber cement siding up to 5/16" (8mm) thick. The replacement blade, TSF1RB, is designed to fit both corded and cordless drills, allowing for versatility and convenience.

This tool excels in delivering fast, straight, or curved cuts, making it a valuable asset for projects involving fiber cement siding. Its lightweight and compact design contribute to its portability, while the long-wearing blade and skid plate can be replaced on the job, ensuring continued efficiency and performance.

One of the standout features of this tool is its minimization of dust, a critical factor in fiber cement siding work. The combination of specialized blades and the overall design of the tool results in a clean and controlled cutting process, reducing the need for extensive cleanup and enhancing the overall user experience.

In summary, this telescoping drill clamp is a versatile and efficient tool designed to tackle a wide range of fiber cement siding projects. Its recent redesign, specialized features, and emphasis on dust reduction make it a valuable addition to any contractor's toolkit, ensuring precise, clean, and hassle-free cuts.

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