(Also posted in Patching and Plastering) Hello all, I recently had drywall put up throughout my house, which was previously covered, in 1/8” fake wood paneling. The drywall that went up is ½” thick so I was mentally prepared for the window jamb extensions and outlet extensions. But what do I do about my hot water baseboard? The drywall comes down and overhangs it by almost a half inch and the cuts that the crew made around it looked like a blind monkey with a box knife and small hammer went to town. So instead of the sheetrock going down behind the hot water baseboard it almost looks as though the radiator is set into the wall a half inch. My question is how do I clean up the lines around it so that it hides the rough cuts? Other than putting baseboard trim around my radiators? Thanks, Adam

Hi, i am a total noob at diy, however i have purchased a pull up bar and i want to install it correctly. The wall is i believe drywall (it is very hard). Please see this photo of the screws and plastic that is required to attatch the pull up bar on the wall: [url=http://imagebin.org/183353]The screws and plugs[/url] The screws are 8mm and the plastic is 12mm. What size drill bit do i need is what i would like to know? Should i drill an 8mm hole, a 12mm hole or a 13mm hole? I really don't know and i am scared to make a mistake. Also is a concrete drill bit suitable? I see a 13mm concrete drill bit for sale. I just don't know if the hole needs to be slightly bigger than the plastic plugs or not. I really need to do this perfectly else the pull up bar probably won't hold the load correctly. I bought this tool for the task: [url=http://www.newegg.com.cn/Product/A17-0BF-2N2.htm]BLACK&DECKER[/url] It has both hammer and rotation modes and accepts drill bits up to 13mm. Apologies that it is in Chinese but i live in China now. Thanks for advice.