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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! Do you have a limit on the gun? If so, then you can adjust the position of the bit so that the bit sticks out a little more until the butt of the self-tapping screw is recessed in the drywall; If there is no limit, it depends on your experience, which needs to grasp the strength, and you must constantly sum up your experience and explore the law, which is not clear here.
Here's a suggestion for you: for now, you may not really have mastered this technique, in which case you need to install a limit on the gun so that the bit is exposed at a distance of about 1mm inside the surface of the plasterboard. With this limit, you only need to work hard to get the self-tapping screws in place.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is indeed a matter of verticality, simply put, the self-tapping screws slip on the keel, and it takes a little force at the beginning and more practice.
In fact, it is natural to practice more and do more. Half of it went in as you said, and half of it was outside. I don't think my hand is right. Hit this screw basically by feel, to just the screw recess into the gypsum board a little bit
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