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Working With Steel Studs
Metal studs are straight and never shrink -- but you do need to know how to work with steel studs and how to attach drywall to steel studs if you want to avoid problems.
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It might be helpfull for the average homeowner/handyman if you tell him there are two different types of drywall screws ..... fine threads for metal studs and course threads for attaching to wooden studs and also special little self tapping screws for installing the studs.