Drywall

Why You Should Use Screws Instead of Nails for Drywall

Screws are superior and faster, especially when using a collated screw gun.
Plan Ahead: Accessing a Drywall Job Site

Evaluating your job-site access before drywall delivery will save you time and labor.
How to Hang Drywall Solo

Using a “wall lift” can save time and energy all while getting a perfect fit.
Butt Boards for Smooth Ceilings

These butt boards are easy to make on the tablesaw and create a recessed drywall-panel joint that's less visible and easier to finish.
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How Do I Get a Straight Drywall Joint?

Myron Ferguson shares tips for preparing framing and for detailing inside corners to avoid inconsistencies in tough areas.
Simple Way to Make Old Walls Straight and Plumb

Use this fast, foolproof method to deal with problematic framing or depth differences when remodeling.
Jab-Saw Stand-in

A sawblade and locking pliers make an improvised tool for cutting drywall.
Repairing Water Damage

If your walls or ceilings get wet because of leaky plumbing or a damaged roof, first fix the leak, and then seal stains and patch drywall as necessary.
Repairing Stress Cracks

Fix cracks along seams or on the face of drywall by cutting a V-groove and taping over them—but be sure the building has stopped moving first.

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