and give it a try!
Measure how fair apart your studs are in the frame that you built and draw some faint lines in those places on your sheet of drywall.This will make your life extra easy when it comes time to knowing exactly where to put the screws.. Like this!.
Drywall can be super heavy in big sheets, especially if you’re trying to bring it up a really narrow stairwell without breaking any light fixtures in the process (#AskMeHowIKnow), but try to keep it in a big sheet if you can because it will be so worth it!.To help you keep the drywall in place while you’re screwing it into the frame, you can do like Chris did and make yourself some little holder shelf pieces.So smart, right?.
Just make sure those pieces are level too!.Now all you need to do is attach your drywall by screwing it into place along the lines you drew!.
You have a wall!.
Now to fill in all your joints and screw holes..Do you have a family favorite pumpkin recipe that you absolutely have to make every year?You’ve probably come across the need to get something out of clamshell packaging a time or two in your life.
It seems like it’s becoming more and more popular with manufacturers because it’s lightweight, cost-effective, and it guards against tampering.The only problem is that it’s also nearly impossible to open up without facing major frustration or even injury.
That stuff is tough!.You may have come across a picture of someone using a can opener to get into this type of packaging.
(Editor: Compact Locks)