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J-P
Making a Splash
4 weeks ago

Take a net and cut small opening for the pipes and nail them in with a small mdf piece as a washer for the nails

J-P
Making a Splash
February

While pulling the plug see if you can slide a screw driver or something flat beside the clamp and apply force to push it away from wall

J-P
Making a Splash
February

@flummoxed01 - one thing that popped in my head is if one zone of pipe will be enough pressure for the Popup sprinklers. Assuming pop ups needs to be ...

J-P
Making a Splash
1 reply
February

My previous home owners poisoned them with something (the stumps had holes bored in them). After few months I was able to use a long crow bar and pry ...

J-P
Making a Splash
December

@JacobZ Would 3m sleepers hold without budging with just 2 retain it at the end?

J-P
Making a Splash
1 reply
December

If this is your first DIY then few things for you to consider 1. You need to stringline to achieve garden bed in straight line 2. you need a mitre ...

J-P
Making a Splash
December

Sharing based on what i learnt: 1. Partners are obsessed with soils being completely wet to accept that the plants are watered well. Only small jet ...

J-P
Making a Splash
2 replies
December

While @JacobZ @comes back, some tips based on my experience 1. You need atleast 50 mm width for your bed. 2. The posts for the garden bed should b ...

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Dave-1
Community Megastar
August

Morning @J-P Bonus stuff is GOLD! its like finding an extra chocolate in teh bottom of a bag Dave

Dave-1
Community Megastar
3 replies
August

@J-P Definently worth it, knee and look wise! Dave

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
12 replies
March 2024

Hi @plague, I think @J-P is on the money here. I'd have another go. Remove the timber, cut off the now dry adhesive, and start again. It looks like th ...

mich1972
Kind of a Big Deal
March 2023

I love this garden as it invites you to walk through the Arbor and explore !! Different levels and different hard landscaping. Awesome project @J-P  ...

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J-P
Making a Splash
4 weeks ago

Take a net and cut small opening for the pipes and nail them in with a small mdf piece as a washer for the nails

J-P
Making a Splash
February

@flummoxed01 - one thing that popped in my head is if one zone of pipe will be enough pressure for the Popup sprinklers. Assuming pop ups needs to be ...

J-P
Making a Splash
1 reply
February

My previous home owners poisoned them with something (the stumps had holes bored in them). After few months I was able to use a long crow bar and pry ...

J-P
Making a Splash
1 reply
December

If this is your first DIY then few things for you to consider 1. You need to stringline to achieve garden bed in straight line 2. you need a mitre ...

J-P
Making a Splash
December

Sharing based on what i learnt: 1. Partners are obsessed with soils being completely wet to accept that the plants are watered well. Only small jet ...

J-P
Making a Splash
2 replies
December

While @JacobZ @comes back, some tips based on my experience 1. You need atleast 50 mm width for your bed. 2. The posts for the garden bed should b ...

J-P
Making a Splash
1 reply
December

You need a coupler like this https://www.bunnings.com.au/brasshards-20mm-brass-male-female-threaded-adaptor_p0262234 you need to adjust based on t ...

J-P
Making a Splash
December

You might have to unscrew the other part and then put it in the door, rotate to lock it in place and then screw it back?

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J-P
Making a Splash
September 2023

You have eagle eyes. It is a 520. Got it via special order. I would have had to realign 2 studs if I needed 620 door. So didn’t go down that route.

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