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Dot and dabbing plasterboard is easy after a bit of practice, get yourself a decent set of levels from 600-1800 long and a plasterers feather edge.
Invest in a good set of notched stainless trowels of different sizes, I use the Genesis set, covers all bases.
I have a Rubi ts66 I use for all my ceramics it’s many years old and really reliable although I need to upgrade really.
Get a variable speed grinder, and invest in quality blades, or buy one of those £30 wet saws and put a decent diamond blade in it.
