Title: How To Cut Drywall With A Jigsaw | Easy Tutorial!
Headings: How To Cut Drywall With A Jigsaw | Easy Tutorial!
How To Cut Drywall With A Jigsaw | Easy Tutorial!
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Things You Need to Cut Drywall With a Jigsaw
Cutting Rectangular Cut-Outs Into Drywall With a Jigsaw and a Plunge Tip Blade
Making Standard Cuts (With A Little Pressure):
Making Plunge Cuts:
TIP!
Cutting Rectangular Cut-Outs Into Drywall With a Jigsaw and a Drill
Cutting Large Openings Into Drywall With A Jigsaw
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Content: Make sure that the orbital function of your jigsaw is turned off before starting the tool. Start the jigsaw and let it run to full speed. While keeping the heel of the jigsaw shoe in contact with the drywall, gently push the blade into the wall until it breaks through the material. At this point, you can continue until you have the shoe fully in contact with the drywall, and you can finish the cut. TIP! If you find that you have to do continue the plunge cut over a stud, you can also tilt back the jigsaw to pull the blade at an angle and continue the cut that way. For a rectangular opening, you have two ways of finishing the cut. You can cut all four sides with the jigsaw and finish the cut-out that way. Another way is to cut three sides, and then take the drywall knife and score the last side to finish the cut-out. Knock out the piece of drywall from the rest of the work piece to open up the hole.