Mark Drywall for Cutting
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SHOULD THE WALL UNDER YOUR SINK BE EXPOSED??
What happens here
First, transfer the 19-inch width and 14-inch height onto a fresh piece of drywall using a marker. The presenter uses his thumb as a guide to ensure a straight line when drawing the cut lines for the rectangular patch. Next, he carefully measures and marks the center points for the hot and cold water pipes (6 inches from the left edge, 2.75 inches from the top) and the drain pipe (9 inches from the left, 5 inches from the top). He also marks the location for the electrical wire passthrough, estimating its position relative to the drain.
Goal: Transfer the measured dimensions onto a piece of drywall and mark the outlines for the patch and the necessary cutouts for plumbing and electrical components.
Tools and materials
- Drywall Piece
- Marker
- Tape Measure
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