Goldblatt Premium Drywall Hand Tool Kit - 13” Aluminum Hawk & 6” Stainless Steel Joint Knife

I have been remodeling my parents home. Over the years, the walls had little dings and such that required some drywall restoration. I purchased this (on sale). It came in a very nice square robust box (which I kept). The quality of the mud holder is superior to others I have come across. Even with all the rooms I have worked, the hand is solid. The knife is perfect for applying sheet rock mud. Both are very easy to clean with hot water and a scrub pad. I dry both off right after to prevent rusting (proper tool care). No complaints here. Haven't let me down whatsoever. If I need more sheet rock tools I will go to Goldblatt first. Hope this helps.

Works great for sure high quality and affordable.

Goldblatt QA has been a little hit and miss as of late but they nailed this set. Video and picture are taken against a flat Starrett and they nailed it. If you have mud to fling, this is my preferred method of doing much of it. I like Goldblatt grip and they match my packout system which is an aesthetic bonus. Local big box has these as well.

Arrived in a timely manner. Built Pretty solid, descent handle and works well. Yes I would buy this again. So far so good!

I'd always used the long rectangular mud pan so this was a new experience. My only complaint is the money needs to be thicker to stay on and not drip off. Other than that it's a lot easier on my hands and wrists and I'll continue using it.

Nice combination when you have some tape to cover.

Great sofar for patch jobs or even whole rooms. Great quality which I appreciate and expect from Goldblatt drywall tools also easy to cleanup and you can take plare handle off for easier storing if needed... I would absolutely recommend this to anyone from DIYer to pros

I find this hawk much more comfortable and easy to use than the mud pan I had used in the past. Handle is very comfortable and easily attaches and detaches by spinning in order to make cleaning and storage convenient. Joint knife is also good, and works as well as the Hyde knife I've been using for years.