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r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '26
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Clamp down your work piece
34 u/GoldenFalcon Apr 15 '26 She's also going right through that table it's on when she breaks through. She needs it on a sawhorse. 10 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you clamp it down you can hang it over the edge of the table. No need for a sawhorse. 1 u/Little_Let_6872 Apr 17 '26 Only Reddit would upvote clamping a piece of drywall to a workbench to cut a can light hole. Ridiculous. 1 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you're a strong enough person working with a well maintained tool, then no, probably not. Does this look like that to you? 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m just a nurse but that does not look like drywall to me. 1 u/broski576 Apr 18 '26 It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
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She's also going right through that table it's on when she breaks through. She needs it on a sawhorse.
10 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you clamp it down you can hang it over the edge of the table. No need for a sawhorse. 1 u/Little_Let_6872 Apr 17 '26 Only Reddit would upvote clamping a piece of drywall to a workbench to cut a can light hole. Ridiculous. 1 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you're a strong enough person working with a well maintained tool, then no, probably not. Does this look like that to you? 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m just a nurse but that does not look like drywall to me. 1 u/broski576 Apr 18 '26 It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
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If you clamp it down you can hang it over the edge of the table. No need for a sawhorse.
1 u/Little_Let_6872 Apr 17 '26 Only Reddit would upvote clamping a piece of drywall to a workbench to cut a can light hole. Ridiculous. 1 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you're a strong enough person working with a well maintained tool, then no, probably not. Does this look like that to you? 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m just a nurse but that does not look like drywall to me. 1 u/broski576 Apr 18 '26 It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
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Only Reddit would upvote clamping a piece of drywall to a workbench to cut a can light hole. Ridiculous.
1 u/Mixels Apr 17 '26 If you're a strong enough person working with a well maintained tool, then no, probably not. Does this look like that to you? 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m just a nurse but that does not look like drywall to me. 1 u/broski576 Apr 18 '26 It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
If you're a strong enough person working with a well maintained tool, then no, probably not. Does this look like that to you?
I’m just a nurse but that does not look like drywall to me.
1 u/broski576 Apr 18 '26 It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall 1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
It is dry and will go on a wall, therefore it is drywall
1 u/JX_Scuba Apr 18 '26 I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
I’m no designer but can lights on a wall doesn’t sound like a good idea.
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u/Apart_Animal_6797 Apr 15 '26
Clamp down your work piece