Drywall Done In 1 Day | All My Tips And Tricks

Before I found your channel hanging pictures was about my diy skill level. Now my floors are ripped up, my sink and toilet are gone, kitchen cabinets gone, and I live in a construction site. My skill level may not be great, but my confidence is 💯🤣

This guy is the best. Honestly, I’m an experienced DIYer and a construction professional and I still refer to Jeff’s videos every time I take on a project at home to hear some of his tips and tricks. I hope he’s getting rich off these videos because he deserves every penny!

Been doing my own amateur drywall for years by myself, I never thought about using a cheat block! That would've made my life so much easier. Thanks for the tip.

pro tip - drywall square is the exact width of a rectangular electrical box, align one edge and draw both lines. and use a scrap piece of drywall as a space to allow a 1/2 gap at the floor, stop moisture wicking up from the concrete.

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE THE BEST TEACHER EVER ! seriously tho… I can learn so easily from your videos ! THANK YOU… THANK YOU…. THANK YOU! 😊

Jeff - Ive been doing drywall for almost 40 years and once again I learned a couple tricks from you - the cheat block and the spray foam idea - excellent - Lov ya man !!

This is probably one of the best tutoríal channels on YouTube. I love that you don’t cowboy anything and your finished article is fantastic. I’m sitting in my house wishing I could tear out all my walls and do a proper job that the builders here didn’t do from the start

This is awesome, we're doing a whole home renovation for our parents and budget is getting slimmer. So we've decided to take on so of the work. Your videos have been so helpful. God bless you!

Painters tip. Use a mini roller singe the hairs at the button end. Dip, wipe the button clean and let it touch the ceiling to cut in your primer. Gives you just enough space to caulk then brush your finish coats.

As an intermediate handyman with some drywall experience, a hawk and trowel works wonders for big stuff. If you're curious and wanna try, get a thin one (.04 or .05, Level 5 I know makes them). Once you get the coordination down you don't have to dip in the pan every 3 seconds with your 10 or 12 inch knife. The hawk also works better with a knife because it's easy to clean and continually stir the mud. It only sucks for mixing a small batch.

Love it. As an electrician, I appreciate drywallers who take care around my work. Small tip, I learn it from an old timer they're good for stuff like that cut some cardboard up and stuff it in the boxes to hold your wires back. It's also good when it comes time to mud and paint, keeps the wires nice. Now I know you'd never hit the wires with the rotozip, paint, or mud, but sometimes you never know who's coming in behind you or if you'll be there to keep an eye on em. Either way great video, thanks for the tips. 10/10 as always.

After you measure all your protrusions thru the drywall, and write it on the studs, take a picture of the wall. Then you not only have a reference of all those measurements, you have a reference where all the plumbing and wiring is located.!

To whoever is reading this keep going, you're doing fine! No matter how slow your progress, each new week is filled with tiny steps forward. Be proud of yourself you got this.❤❤

Fell down the rabbit hole of your channel on a Sunday morning. I’m loving your approach & methods !! I’m a high school teacher and your teaching delivery gets an A+!!!! Thank you for having faith in all of us. You’re my new ‘I gotta’ guy’ 😉 I appreciate you.

I know lots of folks hate mesh tape but what I love about it is you can pre place it on your joints and use up all your hot mud in time.

Sorry about my uninspirational comments, but I did want to tell you I really do admire your determination

Wow I never thought drywall, mudding and paint finish was such a tech job but after watching this I have a whole new level of respect for this trade!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Whenever I see these videos I wonder, why are houses so expensive in the US if they are built with wood and paper walls.

I don’t have any skills or experience whatsoever in any kind of construction trades and having severe ADHD makes everything a pain in the arse, but I am very grateful for you sharing your skills and knowledge on doing drywall. I mean every aspect from mixing compound, types of compound mixes, methods of taping, applying compound, you name it…… Thank you brother.

Thanks to you Jeff my skills have gone up and my first year in business have been amazing! Cheers to taking the time to teach us!