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Summary: Learn how to measure and cut Homasote before installing sheetrock drywall to sound proof a room in this free DIY video.

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JOSEPH HAWKINS Joseph Hawkins has been remodeling homes for 20 years. He has extensive experience in remodeling kitchens and bathrooms;
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by Celia

Again, no need for the level.

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How to Measure & Cut Homasote Drywall

We're gonna make it nine and a half inches, there. We'll make it nine and a half here. And I find that you cut this other side with a razor knife a lot easier than you could, I can use my drill as well, but I use my knife. I mean I like to use my muscles at times. It keeps me in shape. I get my level so I can draw my line. And it always good to have a level, you got to have a level if you're planning on doing this job. Make sure your lines are straight. And for another reason, make sure everything is straight before you put it up. Especially when you're talking about putting up, building a booth like I did with this one, you need a level.

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