The order page from http://www.thatdrywallguy.com/ seems to be http, not https. I wouldn't enter my credit card over that.
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Chris
Yep...(see attachment)...
Chris
I ordered the DVD from http://www.thatdrywallguy.com/ , and I watched it yesterday.
It's about an hour long. The first half is how to put the drywall up, the second half is how to mud and tape.
I think I learned something new about every three minutes in the first half hour -- constantly saying to myself "yep, that's a much better way than the way I would have done it." and "well, if you do it that way it's easy." I didn't know you could get drywall in 16' lengths.
In the second half hour I don't think I learned much about technique (I've done mud and tape twice before - count em, two out of three coats, that's almost a wall! I'm very experienced.
), but some of the tools were neat. I liked the walk bench with the extendable feet.
The ending was amusing. Something like "Occasionally on a job site after you've finished a hallway someone moves lumber and it goes right through a perfectly finished wall, like this. [javelin like SMASH, result a 8" x 2" hole] Here's how we fix things like that."
I'll probably watch it again before I drywall.
It's about an hour long. The first half is how to put the drywall up, the second half is how to mud and tape.
I think I learned something new about every three minutes in the first half hour -- constantly saying to myself "yep, that's a much better way than the way I would have done it." and "well, if you do it that way it's easy." I didn't know you could get drywall in 16' lengths.
In the second half hour I don't think I learned much about technique (I've done mud and tape twice before - count em, two out of three coats, that's almost a wall! I'm very experienced.
), but some of the tools were neat. I liked the walk bench with the extendable feet.The ending was amusing. Something like "Occasionally on a job site after you've finished a hallway someone moves lumber and it goes right through a perfectly finished wall, like this. [javelin like SMASH, result a 8" x 2" hole] Here's how we fix things like that."
I'll probably watch it again before I drywall.
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