Four tools for working in a house somebody still lives in.

A dust barrier pole kit, a drywall panel carrier, a square slot cutter, and the kit that pairs the last two. Every one clears our margin gate and solves a problem you can name in a sentence: seal a room off without taping anything to the client's ceiling, carry a sheet of board on your own, cut a clean box opening the first time.

The carrier and the cutter are the same hour of the same job — get the sheet to the wall, then cut the openings. The Hang Kit is those two together for ten dollars less than buying them apart. The pole kit is a room-prep buy, made before any of that starts.

Everything ships from a US warehouse. Windows run 3–10 business days depending on the item, and the exact number for each one is on its product page — that's the figure to plan around, and we'll email you before it passes rather than after. Orders over $50 ship free, and under $50 it's a flat $4.90.

We didn't make any of it. The manufacturer is named on every product page, and every listing has a section on what the tool can't do. These four are new listings and our samples aren't in yet, so the photographs belong to the manufacturers and each page says so. Here's what we refuse to sell you, and why.