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sethr11
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5mo ago
I swapped my banjo for a bazooka and it saved my back on a big job
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betty_barnes
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5mo ago
The mudding trick everyone swears by failed me on a condo job in Denver
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victorross
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5mo ago
Hit 10,000 sheets hung without a single callback and nobody cares
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laura_lane
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5mo ago
Took me 3 hours to figure out why my mud was bubbling
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nora184
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5mo ago
Borrowed a buddy's hot mud trick after 15 years of waiting for regular compound to dry
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hannah240
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5mo ago
That $40 bag of dustless mud cost me more in cleanup than regular stuff
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robertb30
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6mo ago
Flat box trick saved me 2 hours on a ceiling patch job last week
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the_dylan
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6mo ago
Had a 12-foot ceiling patch that needed blending. Ran out of my normal mud. Grabbed some leftover joint compound from a paint job. Actually worked better for the final skim coat.
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tylerg30
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6mo ago
Remember when we used to mix mud by hand in a bucket?
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joseph_black
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6mo ago
Just realized the guy on the job next door was using a 4 foot level for taping. Said he learned it from his uncle who did commercial work in Chicago.
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susan424
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6mo ago
Just read that the average new house uses over 8,000 square feet of drywall
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tessa_hill86
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6mo ago
Unpopular opinion: I started using a 12-inch taping knife for my first coat on big ceilings
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williamh48
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6mo ago
Remember when we used to mix mud in a bucket with a drill?
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joel_brown19
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6mo ago
My uncle said to never use a 6 inch knife on a 12 foot ceiling, but I did it for years.
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blair_lewis85
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6mo ago
PSA: I thought using a laser level for framing was just extra work until a job in Spokane.
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