I always hang full sheets in the field. There is usually always
at least one sheet that has no cuts. I work commercial rock, so
the installation is always vertical, so taper to taper. Cuts go
into the corners. I prefer the 3/4 bullnose TrimTex o.s. corner
beads, the rock stops flush with the framing on os corners. No
butt joints, walls can be shadow free in level 5 work. If you're
running metal studs make sure you pin to the open side of the stud
first.

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"Jordan" wrote in message
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One last question, when it comes to inside and outside corners
what is
the best way to hang the drywall. Should both corners be the
tapered
edge or a cut edge? How bad is it to finish if one side is
tapered and
one is not? I read that either out side corners should not be
tapered,
but no mention of inside corners. Can you put a tapered edge and
a non
one in an inside corner?
Thanks