This was the simplest yet most informative video I’ve seen so far while researching how to diy some drywall in my house. Although seeing those prices from 6 years ago is about to make me cry 😭😭
Blood, Sweat, Sawdust I just had an "outdoor" delivery where they drop it in the driveway. Cost me about $75 I think. Delivery into the house was $100.
Thank you. As I sit here adding many wrong things to my spreadsheet I came across your video! Perfectly timed and great video for someone who hasn't done drywall work before. Thank you
i like using the tray for the mud as you can add more water and sit it down easily. at the moment i am using a baking tray because they dont sell them in argentine and i had to make my own sanding pole which doesnt exist here either.
Nor did he mention the circle cutter. Working production I'd hate to be without my Circle Cutter, Knife or Rasp. I mean my screwgun is my baby, but out of the simple tools those are the most important on a job site. Well outside a tape, but most people have at least an old one laying around the house.
120 grit black sandpaper works good too those mesh sandpapers are a joke even if you try not make lines it will make small lines in the mud your sanding which is no good
Thats a nice home depot. The sheetrock section at the one I went to 80% of this stuffs all out of stock. So I had to buy plastic taping knives and a plastic mud pan =/
Just so you all know. A good taper who is reputable, can purchase all the material at half the price you can from a wholesaler. NOT the Home Depot . They can do it twice as fast, with zero dust. They use dustless sanders that cost over 1000.00 and usually are flawless. Wise up and pay a taper who does it full time, instead of being gouged for your material, taking for ever to get it done, and looking terrible. Any good tradesmen worth his salt does not touch the mud, so this proves how tough it can be doing for the first time. It really is separate from all other trades.
I called a wholesale shop for the purple board. They were less than a dollar cheaper and couldn't deliver on a weekend when I needed it so went with Home Depot.
Brook Anderson I agree with everything you said except material being cheaper. At least here in Los Angeles the profesional wholesalers who I buy my stuff for all types of construction from concrete, roofing, siding, lumber, flooring ect. Are always a lil more expensive than homedepot.
Wow what a price difference between canada and the states on compouds Here a box of mud is 20$ today and in 2014 it was at arround 15 to 17$ a box and thats before taxes Canada wtf is wrong with you
This was the simplest yet most informative video I’ve seen so far while researching how to diy some drywall in my house. Although seeing those prices from 6 years ago is about to make me cry 😭😭
Great advice. I was looking for advice on transporting larger sheets in my small pickup and discovered that Home Depot delivers for dirt cheap!
Blood, Sweat, Sawdust I just had an "outdoor" delivery where they drop it in the driveway. Cost me about $75 I think. Delivery into the house was $100.
Thank you. As I sit here adding many wrong things to my spreadsheet I came across your video! Perfectly timed and great video for someone who hasn't done drywall work before.
Thank you
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The best sand paper is the wet cut aluminum oxide sandpaper 120 grit sands great doesn't leave lines at all if you know how to use a sand Pole
This was quick to the point thank you. Simple stuff is what I needed.
This was just what I needed! Thanks
i like using the tray for the mud as you can add more water and sit it down easily. at the moment i am using a baking tray because they dont sell them in argentine and i had to make my own sanding pole which doesnt exist here either.
I've never found it at Lowe's or home Depot why idk mayby cause it's great sandpaper
You didn't mention the rasp. That's the single most important took for a new guy to get close joints
Nor did he mention the circle cutter. Working production I'd hate to be without my Circle Cutter, Knife or Rasp. I mean my screwgun is my baby, but out of the simple tools those are the most important on a job site. Well outside a tape, but most people have at least an old one laying around the house.
I’m working on a project for THD. Do you know what store location this is
The fire code / x-type is twice as heavy as normal sheets as well.
Thanks for making this video. I'll be doing my garage soon
I know you mentioned a sanding block for doing the inside corners but wouldn't the corner trowel be more efficient?
amazing video. I like the way you explain. you seem detail oriented person. thank a lot
Dude!!!! I’ve never seen those strips. I will have to check for them next time at the Cheapo!!!!
You can get it at Ames or on amazon
Awesome awesome beginners guide!
Al MO Thanks!
Thanks for the video ' answered all my questions
I hate to say it the screen mesh makes lines like crazy I never use that
How much is 75sheets
Dont dip the dobber in mud to texture ceiling roll mud on with paint roller then stomp dobber head in that much better result
Very informative. Thanks!
Very helpful, thanks.
Thank u very much for making this video really helped me u rock
120 grit black sandpaper works good too those mesh sandpapers are a joke even if you try not make lines it will make small lines in the mud your sanding which is no good
Agreed.
Thats a nice home depot. The sheetrock section at the one I went to 80% of this stuffs all out of stock. So I had to buy plastic taping knives and a plastic mud pan =/
That is really odd. I wonder what was going on.
Yell at the manager!!! My Cheapo is constantly out of stock in basic building materials.
80 bucks delivered to same level now days
I'd buy some with pure gypson with less chemicals to eat
use paper tape on your butt joints as plastic tape is prone to crack later on.
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@ 2:40 you said that's 1/2" drywall. That was 1/4".
just bought a 8' sheet for the same price as a 12 ten years ago lol
Just so you all know. A good taper who is reputable, can purchase all the material at half the price you can from a wholesaler. NOT the Home Depot .
They can do it twice as fast, with zero dust. They use dustless sanders that cost over 1000.00 and usually are flawless. Wise up and pay a taper who does it full time, instead of being gouged for your material, taking for ever to get it done, and looking terrible. Any good tradesmen worth his salt does not touch the mud, so this proves how tough it can be doing for the first time. It really is separate from all other trades.
I agree. I would say they can do it 20x or 30x faster than a novice. And almost always better results.
I called a wholesale shop for the purple board. They were less than a dollar cheaper and couldn't deliver on a weekend when I needed it so went with Home Depot.
Brook Anderson I agree with everything you said except material being cheaper. At least here in Los Angeles the profesional wholesalers who I buy my stuff for all types of construction from concrete, roofing, siding, lumber, flooring ect. Are always a lil more expensive than homedepot.
crunch9876 true. If possible I always support the local supply house. Mine is minimally cheaper. But, they load my truck. Which is nice.
First mistake, don't buy tools at home depot cheap tools they sell.
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Good 👀I got out
Over 100% inflation in 10 years
Wow what a price difference between canada and the states on compouds
Here a box of mud is 20$ today and in 2014 it was at arround 15 to 17$ a box and thats before taxes
Canada wtf is wrong with you
EVEN HAWKS HERE ARE 35$ BEFORE TAXES WTF