How to cut Drywall | How to cut plasterboard

[JacanaProductions]

bloody brilliant but I didn't know you use drywall in the UK, though the houses were built properly not like the paper boxes here in the USA :)

[ultimatehandyman]

@JacanaProductions

It's called plasterboard in most places over here. It's very common now as many houses are just thrown up ;-)

[jcrule]

Great video, so easy

[ultimatehandyman]

@jcrule

Thanks for the comment ;-)

[jcrule]

@ultimatehandyman

:) any ideas what best to use to stick strips of plasterboard (7" wide at most) onto recycled rubber panels (M20AD - for absorbing sound)? Im looking at some contact adhesive but any suggestions would be great. thanks

[ultimatehandyman]

@jcrule

You can get some expanding foam adhesive now, which are quite good on most surfaces, you could take a look at that! Or perhaps grab adhesive, take a look at the maximum torque video on youtube from everbuild ;-)

[deemdoubleu]

Cheers, good tip

[ultimatehandyman]

@deemdoubleu

You are welcome, thanks for the comment ;-)

[immo121]

1:27 .. tehe :D

[lennonpolo]

What could happen if you don't have a safety clutch? Love your vids!

[ultimatehandyman]

@lennonpolo

Do you mean on the core drilling video?

If so you can injure your wrists if the core gets stuck, or even worse!

[duratecman]

Great vid, and an even greater tip. Cheers!

[draconite420]

ill try that tip, cuz nothing worse than having a peice to small and than no factory edge for a seem in the middle of the room or ceiling

[ultimatehandyman]

@draconite420

It worked well for us and saved us taping an extra joint!

[tommmmmer]

is drywall just the american name for plasterboard?

[ultimatehandyman]

@tommmmmer

Yes it is, although it is used over here a bit as well, such as when you buy dry wall adhesive etc.

Thanks for the comment!