I need to cut off 10 mm from a drywall.
How can I do this most easily, since scoring and snapping off such a small piece doesn't work?
How can I do this most easily, since scoring and snapping off such a small piece doesn't work?
Electronics enthusiast
· skåne
· 712 posts
Fine-toothed saw usually works well. Also works with a dull knife.
Best answer
Blank knife works well too 
(just couldn't resist)
The combination of a knife and a fine-toothed saw is good. First cut on both sides and then saw 2 mm outside the cut, so it doesn't fray with as much paper.
(just couldn't resist)
The combination of a knife and a fine-toothed saw is good. First cut on both sides and then saw 2 mm outside the cut, so it doesn't fray with as much paper.
Tool enthusiast
· Stockholm
· 1 399 posts
Score with a knife and then prop up the board with the short piece against a support - then hit along the score - done.
As mentioned, the finest cut is achieved with a regular saw, preferably an old one since plaster ruins the sharpness of the saw!
Self-builder
· Stockholm
· 10 290 posts
Plunge saw with rail. There are those who make a living manufacturing blades...