Abstract: The drywall punch, a drywall removal device, is a handheld tool used to punch through drywall by being positioned over each drywall fastener to penetrate through the drywall sheet surface and crush the drywall sheet material beneath detaching the drywall from the fastener and from the underlying supporting structure.

Abstract: A tool for temporarily supporting electronic equipment or panel on an equipment rack is provided. The tool includes an engagement block having a pin for insertion through a mounting aperture of a post of the rack and an upper support surface for supporting or positioning a mounting flange of a faceplate of electronic equipment or panel rested freely thereon. The support surface is spaced from the pin such that, when the pin is inserted into a mounting aperture of the post and the mounting flange of the faceplate is freely rested on the support surface, a mounting aperture extending through the mounting flange is caused to be aligned with a mounting aperture extending through the post of the equipment rack to enable ready permanent connection of the mounting flange to the post with fastening hardware. A method of mounting electronic equipment or panel on an equipment rack is also provided.

Abstract: A tool for temporarily supporting electronic equipment or panel on an equipment rack is provided. The tool includes an engagement block having a pin for insertion through a mounting aperture of a post of the rack and an upper support surface for supporting or positioning a mounting flange of a faceplate of electronic equipment or panel rested freely thereon. The support surface is spaced from the pin such that, when the pin is inserted into a mounting aperture of the post and the mounting flange of the faceplate is freely rested on the support surface, a mounting aperture extending through the mounting flange is caused to be aligned with a mounting aperture extending through the post of the equipment rack to enable ready permanent connection of the mounting flange to the post with fastening hardware. A method of mounting electronic equipment or panel on an equipment rack is also provided.