Frederick Williams wrote:
I have been looking at screwdrivers, and some are called "drywall
screwdrivers". What does "drywall" mean?

Dry wall is the process of fixing plasterboard to internal stud walls &
ceilings. No 'wet' plaster is used, hence 'dry wall' - allthough it is
often skimmed.

A drywall screwdriver is specifically designed for fixing the plasterboard,
it has a depth stop & a clutch which countersinks the screws to a constant &
predetermined depth.

Specialists tool.


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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk