DRYWALL Apprentice Lesson | Angles On Stairs! 

Any time ken brother :)

@@Drywaller 🙂

yeah it was at the centre mate :)

Yeah 😪 he went working with another drywaller

You could learn it in half a day, but it takes years to master it to the point you can make good money to be honest

well then try and let us know how it goes. on commercial projects with abuse board, green board, core board, doublelayer, 12ft 5.8s fire rated, lifting on a skyjack. once you learn that in 2 hours then come work with us on piecework condos for the next 2 hours. it's so easy tapers are gonna be so happy with your nice work... Besides you should ask drywallers what exactly do they do. where I come from with do metal framing, light gauge heavy gauge, outside work heavy gauge , studs long 16ft, roofs, structural walls, to ceilings, dropped t bar ceilings, fire proofing , insulation etc. Same thing when I see electricians dragging their primadonna feet pulling those bxes and they still pull it outside the wall. you are just asking ignorant question

If you can piss you can paint.. if you can’t do that try drywalling.

@@rickycass8896 OK buddy, you're probably good at nothing on the government payroll claiming you can't find work 😆

@@Feronom get them told homie 👍

I'll have a look

Lol that would snap if I chamfered a board 😆

@@Drywaller lol you are a rookie then ive got 23 men hanging board and if one of then shows up with that id send him down the road so fast, I have a min of 5000 board feet per day if you want the $40 an hour we pay .

@@Drywaller you may also want to upgrade that home handyman tape measure too ,, and this is for free . pro tip ALWAYS cut from the front of the sheet never the back its too dam slow .

@@Drywaller a straight edge lol you guys clearly dont get paid by the job,,, chalk line it ten times faster then a straight edge ,,, and when you chamfer board use dont use the snap off side of the ofla rookie only one side is snap off the other chamfers just perfect and ten times faster then the a home handyman knife .