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soooo what happened to the trade schools that taught this skil....... haters ended trade schools !
I've seen this video before, bro. And I'm not gonna lie this s***'s fake. There's no way unless you have a real sharp ax that you could do this. I know I've been doing this for 30 years.\n And I've tried this And it doesn't work
When I first saw this years ago I thought “wow that’s skill!” Now I’m working in trades my first thought is “Nails for drywall is not to code” 😆
my house was built in 1940 i think i have this exact same type of wall
I fucking hate doing drywall...
Holy crap. I found one of those crazy hatchet/hammer tools when my dad passed years ago. I am 54 and never knew what it was used for until just now. I’ll be damn!!!
Release the Epstein files
only thing is they had a lot of drywall joints to spackle and finish
This is professional. Today’s labor force is about speed and money. The old days shit was built to last.
I love how the nails would pop out of the drywall. I miss it.
Professionals
ah so that's what that hammer axe thingy is for 😁🤣🤣🤣 I was using mine as wood splitter 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would hate to be the mud and tape crew behind this guy's work
that's back when men were men and sheep were scared 👍
Mexicans still work that fast
nowadays I saw a drywaller water down his drywall to get that curve.
That's why he's a craftsman.
Reminds me of my deceased brother who was a "waller: Got the job done without all the fancy tools...FAST!
seen this video before. dudes a master with that drywall hammer
say what you want that guy would kill for some better tools 😂
I think drywall has changed over the years
Totally different product (drywall) then today.
it was craftsman artisan journeyman now it changed to Mexican Guatemalan Venezuelan 😆wages and quality went down
That's how we did sheetrock installation in the 70s. Now my boys know how to do this.
That’s corroborate we no need the illegal immigrants to do our job
That's the way we dry walled before.All the battery powered tools
These are trades. With them there were tricks and shortcuts that provided an easier install but with no loss in quality. This was lost due to free trade and unions not to mention illegal immigration. A working system needs to be left alone. Just like our country up until about 1990
Should've used screws...
idk it's all about money not living a good life it's money they all want more of it. smh weird
He was an immigrant or a child of immigrants.
Great
well to be honest Yes we did get better cuz we have more tools and I could do all those arches and everything just like him yeah granted he does it with one ax which is the drywall ax or the drywall hammer however you want to call it but yeah it's pretty cool to see him do it back then it's still the same way now but a lot more different
Real men