How to cut drywall in a straight line?

One of the most common questions we get asked is how to cut drywall in a straight line. Drywall can be cut with a drywall saw, a small circular saw or a multi-tool. Depending on the type of cut you need to make, you’ll want to choose the right tool. A drywall saw can cut straight lines, but it can be difficult to cut into corners or install into a deep recess. A multi-tool will work best for these types of intricate

How to cut drywall in a straight line at a degree angle?

An easy way to measure the angle at which you need to cut the drywall tape is to cut a strip of drywall tape and stick it to the wall. Now you can measure the reference line as a guide for your next cut. You don’t need to be too accurate with the angle though. The tape will be covered by the drywall so no one will notice.

How to cut drywall in a straight line without a level?

The most commonly used method for cutting drywall in a straight line without a level is called scribing. You will need a tape measure and a chalk line. First, you will need to mark the drywall to cut at the desired height. This is where scribing comes in handy. Using the tape measure, measure the length of the wall where you want to cut the drywall. Using your chalk line, draw a line on the wall at this length. Now, take your drywall saw

How to cut drywall in a straight line with a level?

Like the saw snaked through the studs, a level can help you hold an even line as you cut through the drywall. Drywall levels are typically comprised of two pieces: a bottom piece with a bubble level and a top piece with a square that’s used to mark straight lines. You can also opt for laser levels, which are much more accurate, but they cost significantly more.

How to cut drywall

If you’ve never cut drywall before, you may not know how important it is to do it correctly. Cutting drywall wrong can lead to bubbling, warping, or cracking, especially in older homes, so it’s important to learn how to do it properly. To cut drywall in a straight line, you’ll need a drywall saw, some drywall sanding discs, and a utility knife.