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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 15, 2026
Filed:
Mar. 06, 2024
Amp Plus, Inc., Vernon, CA (US);
Brandon Cohen, Vernon, CA (US);
AMP Plus, Inc., Vernon, CA (US);
Abstract
A tool that is removably attachable to a common handheld drill (or impact driver) generates a through-hole in a section of drywall and also removes some drywall-material around a circumference of the through-hole in the drywall, resulting in an annular rabbet in the section of drywall directly around the through-hole. This tool may include a hole-saw and a rabbet-making-means that are connected to each other. At least some of the rabbet-making-means radially surrounds an outermost diameter of the hole-saw. The hole-saw generates the through-hole (in the drywall). The rabbet-making-means generates the annular rabbet. A flange of a spackle frame is inlaid within the annular rabbet in the drywall such that a bottom exterior surface of the drywall is flush with at least some of a bottom exterior surface of the flange. Spackle frames are used in trimless (trim-less) pot (recessed) lighting installs, particularly in ceilings.