How to cut drywall in the best way?

[Hubbe2]

It's called a surform.
It is indispensable when you need to bevel edges before puttying. (in edges that do not have the built-in beveling.)

 

[gadu^]

Oh, do you use rasp, surform, talmeter, and blade runner and stuff??
I cut everything with the utility knife... never been any problems...

 

[Milkshaken]

Utility knife, folding rule (for stiffness), and rasp... simple and effective with excellent results.
I used to cut everything with the utility knife, but got tired of it gumming up after a little carving. I tried using pencil (graphite) to keep it clean but nope. Cutting with a utility knife, snapping and rasping is the fastest and best in the long run, in my opinion.

 

[jordraketen]

What the hell is a talmeter??

 

[FredrikR]

what the heck is a talmeter??

 

[Hubbe2]

same here, folding rule and utility knife. Surform only when you've taken off too little or the edge has become too uneven. (tricky to cut 3-4cm lengthwise without it getting a bit uneven.) and when chamfering joints.