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Easy Drywall Flush Cut Hack: Perfect Edges Every Time! | Paul Ricalde
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 24. 01. 2022
- A groundbreaking hack for making superfast flush cuts on drywall, plaster, or gypsum board with just a simple modification to your old blades! Visit my website for more home renovation resources, promo codes, and discounts on great products at www.paulstoolb...
This quick and safe technique will change the way you approach drywall projects, saving you time and ensuring perfect results every time.
You NEED TO BELIEVE how this 1-minute modification to your old damaged blades makes the best tool for safe and superfast flush cuts on drywall/plaster/gypsum board!
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just watched my 2nd video by this guy and he's great. Not only does he have great time saving ideas, but he doesn't waste my time showing me his dog or where he get's his coffee or any other nonsense people put into how-to videos that have nothing to do with the topic. He gets to the point quickly. Thumbs upđ
Itâs not very often you come across an idea that youâre so excited to learn, but youâre also so disappointed in yourself for not thinking of it yourselfđ
Well done Sir!
Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate you taking the time to make my day!
Dang it. Sure could have used this yesterday. I knew Paul would have an ingenious solution! Thanks for keeping ON, Paul!!
Paul,
Always thinking! Fantastic, SAFE technique for cutting drywall. Hope life is treating you well brother!
Brilliant solution to a common problem. Thank you Paul!
Thank you, I really appreciate that!
I hope everyone's well on your end. It's great to have a new video.
Doing well my friend, I hope you and your family are also well!
Paul. That is brilliant. Just one thing. My tool bag is already really heavy and adding a feasibly sized bench vice to it will certainly give me the extra workout đïžââïž. Bonus.
These little tips of Devine wisdom from âold dogsâ like yourself are well handy.
Thanks.
Thank you Rollo, I'm definitely an OLD DOG! Have a great day my friend!
Two of the best looking men on CZcams with one of the best drywall hacks I've seen yet!! Thank you, Paul! Good to see you!!
Hi Sandi, I always look forward to your comments but I will warn you Brian will take you seriously and he may get too big for his britches....lol
Have a great day!!
@@paulstoolbox đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
That was one of the best hacks I've seen!
This is a great hack! I'll definitely putting this to use! Thanks for the post!
Thank you Hired Hand!
@@paulstoolbox Also a lot cheaper than the Makita tool that is basically the same thing.
Another amazing tip...Thanks Paul!
Thank you for watching and especially commenting!
Paul, We enjoy your videos keep them coming.
Hey Joe, how have you been buddy? I always enjoy seeing your comments. Hope you and your family are doing well.
Have a great day!
Your are a genius Paul. Thatâs why I subscribe to your channel. Building skills one video at a time. đ
Hi John, I can't tell you how much I appreciate that buddy! I will do my best not to let you down.
Thanks!
@@paulstoolbox can you make bagels and rainbow cookies spear in NC? That would be a cool trick.
You deserve to have your own TV show and a million + subs.
Hi Chris, you are awesome my friend, thanks for making my day!
Hey my friend!!!! We need a reunion!!! đđ
I would love a reunion with you guys, It's always a GREAT time! I'll give you guys a call and catch up. Please tell my buddy Kenny I said hi and I miss you guys!
Thank you Paul. Thatâs some good advice.
Thank you Pauls, have a great day!
Great hack.
Thank you Bon, I appreciate you taking the time for me!
Already have an arrangement of exact length jigsaw blades in the toolbox but still a good hack to share
NICE... I do the same thing emoss.
Thanks!
Wow!!! Great drywall hack guys. I mean time saver as well as a safer way to get into that wall with a greater chance of not cutting into wiring inside of it.
Thanks Levy, I cut out so many walls 2 ft. high after Hurricane Katrina and this saved me. Have a great day!
Really like this hack. Thanks Paul
Thank you my friend! Have a great day!
This is one of the most useful hacks there is. Nice to see you post a new video Paul! Hope the New Year is treating you well.
Hey Clint, itâs always good to hear from you buddy! I hope you are doing well my friend. Thanks!
finally a good use for jigsaws :D
LOL it's good to hear from you Apex! I hope you are doing well!
And i just had to cut out some drywall while trying not to cut the vapour barrier yesterday. Kind of pissed that i only got this video today, would have really helped.
Genius tip, Thanks.
Thanks Out of Bounds! Every once in a while my brain skips a gear and I get luckyâŠ.lol
Thatâs pretty cool sir
Thank you Pete!!
Thanks Paul. đđ»
Hey Ron, It's always good to see your comments! Have a great day my friend!
Great tip!
Thanks Dennis, have a good day buddy!
Brilliant!
Good stuff!!
i use rubber blades when i'm not sure if there is a line or pipe under the dry wall, they dont damage the underlying stuff just the dry wall but they need a 5 /16 hole to start the cut
I am not familiar with rubber blades but it sounds pretty good. Do you have a link for these blades? Thanks!
Kool idea. Mildly disappointed you didn't whack that 1st blade you marked up, would have been interesting to see how it breaks.
Good morning, I put it in a vice. It was a very quik clip in case you missed it but my buddy The American Builder broke it with one tap of his hammer. These blades are heat treated so they snap.... make sure to wear safety glasses when doing this.
The blade you have in the Worx. Never seen blade like that, though rarely use jigsaw.
what a great idea! keep them coming! thank you
Thank you Lamoe, I really appreciate that!
Great hack Paul, save me from cutting a copper pipe. Thanks brother.
Hi Rob, you reminded me of a job I was on in my early 20's. I was trimming garage and shot a trim nail in a copper line, the framer knotched his base plate for the pipe but didn't add a shield plate to protect it. My trim nail went straight into the copper main. I noticed it abot a hour later when I saw a wet spot on the wall. @#$%$@@$% Happens lol! Thank you for taking the time to comment me!
@@paulstoolbox I was installing underpayment on my second floor bathroom in my early dayâs and was nailing it to the floor joists and after the last nail was in I went down to the kitchen and seen my kitchen ceiling had water coming from it, I quickly shut off the main and tore up my floor and part of the subfloor and found someone notched the joists and ran 1/2â copper. I learned real quick to always install the nail plates anytime I run anything through studs or joists. Good memories.
Damn thats going to save me a lot of time on a project I have coming up. Thanks
Cool mike thatâs good news my friend! Thanks!
Cool trick đ
Thank you!
That is a very cool idea!
Thanks my brother!
Great tip Cheers
Thank you BlueBoy, I appreciate you!
I've done the same but with a saw sal blade
Yes, that works great as well but I will say that the Jig Saw makes long cuts easier for the average DIYer. Have a great day!
Genius
Thanks Pedraw, I really appreciate that!
Thatâs awesome your the man đđđŒ
Thank you Gina Beana & Tootsie, I really appreciate that!
Hey Paul, that's pretty cool, will have to remember that one, thanks, Just to sure you mark the blade at it's most downward position, right?
Exactly what I thought
Duh, but now Iâve learned why he felt the need to clearly state that one should remove the power from the tool beforehandâŠ
@@EternalChamp that doesn't make any sense, he marked it while in the tool Duh!!
Good morning Marty, yes I make sure that the blade is fully extended. Most Sabre Saws will allow you to physically pull the blade to it's full depthbut if it is too tight I will pull the trigger until it is fully extended and then unplug it. Always good to hear from you buddy!
Thanks!
@@paulstoolbox Hi Paul and thanks, good to hear from you as well, I thought so but wanted to make it was clear otherwise it wouldn't work at all.
I became accustomed to using the Fein tool
You are talking about a multi tool right? Fein makes a great oscillating multi tool. They work great for cutouts without collateral damage and I use them often. This method is an alternative if one does not have a multi tool and is much faster when cutting out large areas. Iâm still a huge fan of oscillating multi tools.
Sorry I hit send by accident, thanks for sharing good information, options are always welcome. Have a great weekend!
Lovely
Thank you Sajid! Have a nice day!
I'm getting a sense of deja vu.
Hey Dave, How are you buddy? It's good to hear from you!
I think you should have mentioned that the jig saw needs to be in the full down stroke position when you mark the blade.
I would think thatâs common sense, since he made the mark when the blade was in the jig.
Good idea.
I use an oscillating blade with a welded 1/2 and 5/8 stop. Takes longer than your method.
Hey Mark that also sounds like a good idea!
WOW
Boss!
Thanks, my friend!
They should make blades those sizes so you don't have to snap them off
Thank you Cynthia!
Nooice!
Out F/N standing.
Thanks Lou I really appreciate that!
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geez north american construction is garbage.
LeX, just remember USA didn't become the worlds leader by being garbage!