Jul 1, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
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Keith DrennanHost
Tony WoodlandHost
right it's always easy when you're it's sad to say but it's kind of easy when you're spending somebody else's money um not in a bad not in a bad way it's just that you're not worried about every little thing as you would with your own house but i also have come to realize in the amount of drywalling stuff i've done is that drywalling is not machine work it's not cabinetry it needs to be you know it needs to hit a stud but it doesn't need to be perfect because you're going to mud over it anyways
well i'm not saying it's a mess but i'm saying like you make sure that like your nail all your not your nails but your all your screws are in the right depth and all that kind of stuff and and make sure that you're not leaving huge gaps you know you're gonna have to shove three inches of mud into
bits so i had ones that i got from canadian tire here they aren't bringing it they have the spring and they disengage
with a collar on it that's like has that phillips protruding just enough and that thing worked a charm and i was
Yeah, so she brought one, and I was like, do you have another one of these? Because we were battling with the ones that I had, which I had thought worked, but then now I'm like, I am throwing these out.
ones to me now, I mean, I remember when I first got one years ago, but I feel like now it's like an infomercial tool.
It's like one of those things that looks great on TV, like, oh, this is going to dimple it perfect, and I'm ready to go.
right it's always easy when you're it's sad to say but it's kind of easy when you're spending somebody else's money um not in a bad not in a bad way it's just that you're not worried about every little thing as you would with your own house but i also have come to realize in the amount of drywalling stuff i've done is that drywalling is not machine work it's not cabinetry it needs to be you know it needs to hit a stud but it doesn't need to be perfect because you're going to mud over it anyways
well i'm not saying it's a mess but i'm saying like you make sure that like your nail all your not your nails but your all your screws are in the right depth and all that kind of stuff and and make sure that you're not leaving huge gaps you know you're gonna have to shove three inches of mud into
bits so i had ones that i got from canadian tire here they aren't bringing it they have the spring and they disengage
with a collar on it that's like has that phillips protruding just enough and that thing worked a charm and i was
Yeah, so she brought one, and I was like, do you have another one of these? Because we were battling with the ones that I had, which I had thought worked, but then now I'm like, I am throwing these out.
ones to me now, I mean, I remember when I first got one years ago, but I feel like now it's like an infomercial tool.
It's like one of those things that looks great on TV, like, oh, this is going to dimple it perfect, and I'm ready to go.
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