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Drywall Section Would be nice if drywall section will be added to the forum since it is part of construction world. Thank you |
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Re: Drywall Section
hmmmmm, let me think that one over for a bit... I try to limit the number of forums but I understand where your coming from.
Thanks..
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Re: Drywall Section
Very much appericated. Thanks a bunch and let see!
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Re: Drywall Section
Does anyone else think there needs to be a drywall section? I've always grouped it in with Painting myself.
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Re: Drywall Section
Either painting or a framing/general carpentry section.
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Re: Drywall Section
I believe it should be in framing/gerneral as well because drywaller does install steel frame stud. I do that once awhile
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Re: Drywall SectionQuote:
I just started a new drywall business and could use all the help I can get in that area. Some of the questions I might ask would be of no interest to a wood carpenter but very interesting to a drywall installer ASP |
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Re: Drywall Section
I would think anything pertaining to drywall would pertain to a framer from an installation aspect. And for business questions - business is business whether you're a framer, drywaller, concrete finisher, etc.
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Re: Drywall Section
Drywall added to the carpentry forum. If enough activity is there we will move it to the main forum.
So... invite your friends!
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