Here you can see the progress after two sessions of hanging drywall. We spent three hours one day, and three hours the next day to get this much done. Hanging drywall is fairly easy, and doesn’t require any level of precision to get it looking good. The room in the picture is my soon to be office. Since this picture, Lee, Colin and myself spent another evening finishing the ceiling in this room, and started into my utility/storage room.

I picked up a Roto-Zip type tool (Mastercraft Maximum) at a great price, and found it to be one of the handiest drywall tools. For cutting out electrical boxes, lights, air ducts, doorways, and windows, nothing could be faster than this… It cuts faster and straighter than a hand drywall saw. I’ll try to take some pictures of this handy device, and maybe some action shots as it’s being used!

Categories: Basement Renovations, Photo Comment