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You can do it without coping, but you have to be perfect. Many drywall corners are not perfect 90 deg. corners; this makes cutting two 45s not fit together correctly and might leave gaps. Coping allows you a bit of fudge error if the corner or your cuts are not perfect.

 

do you have an angle grinder or a orbital sander? Lots of guys cope with a flap disk on an angle grinder because it’s way faster.

 

I do have an angle grinder.

 

this

 

I am sure getting one wont break the bank, less than $10 at the Depot of Homes

 

it won't, but trying not to expose myself to people/stores if I can avoid it. I'm at work every day as I'm "essential" so I try to at least sort of quarantine when I leave.

 

At my home depot you can order online and pick it up. Someone just brings it out to you.

Or do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrGyM4e4GtM

 

These guys are still delivering.

 

ok ok...if y'all give me too many options it'll mean I actually have to get the job done.

 

Triple dog dare you...

 

oh now you've done it!

 

planks or sheets ?

 

@OZ-T Potentially both if I choose to do soffit out of sheets. Now mostly 8-1/4" x 5/16".

 

Pulled these things out with the Taco, now I need new rope, or a tow strap.

 

Another vote for TimberTech

 

Next little project for me is a woodshed for some long time clients that I told them I would do when I had some time

It's nice here , 17 acre , waterfront property thats heavily treed at the upper area with fir , cedar and madrone (arbutus) , you can see the ocean through the trees in pics

Woodshed is 6'x16' , roughly 8' at front with 2 in 12 shed roof

We did excavation on Tuesday



I formed up and installed a vapour barrier and remesh yesterday




and poured and finished slab today

3 1/2 yards of 25mpa / 20mm




I'm up here in the boonies so no power or water . I'm using all cordless tools and am charging on site

 

2 houses back , we sided with Allura fibre cement sheets and battens for board and batten look plus their shingle panels in gables

I ended up buying the Makita fibre cement circular saw with dust extraction for all our cutting