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PatDIY_Dad
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yesterday

Thanks for the reply Yeh I originally was going to put a 50mm pipe in there but I found it easier to do it with the snap Tee Yeh there could be a ch ...

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yesterday

Its not council pipes its all internal

PatDIY_Dad
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Hey all. I have installed another storm water grate and I want to know from people here if its should be fine. I think it will. I cant foresee any pro ...

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Hi Do Bunnings sell something like this for a 50mm PVC pipe? Will be for a under ground drain for underneath a pergola that's fully uncover. The only ...

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Saturday

Thanks Jacob When we do it I'll get the 18v Ryobi saw It's not moving the fence or retaining wall (yet) as it's only about 5 years old but we don't ...

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We planted these giant birds of paradise in our raised garden bed and the rear of it slid our timber dividing fence We've seen how big they can get ...

PatDIY_Dad
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2 weeks ago

Thanks I never knew about that wood hardener. I did remove some bad parts of the rotted timber. It was mainly the bottom bits and particuly the corrog ...

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2 weeks ago

Thanks for your reply but this isnt really answering my question. I know how to paint the fence ( I watched alot of Karate Kid in my day) palings ther ...

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Nailbag
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March

Hi @PatDIY_Dad A simple solution in lieu of replacing the post with say a cypress one could be to add a small piece of treated pine timber (20mm x 90m ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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August 2023

Hi @PatDIY_Dad Thank you for sharing your question about catching plaster dust when using a hand saw. It's great that you've received good advice ...

Marty_greenshed
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July 2023

Hi @PatDIY_Dad , Welcome to the community! Is the cubby house ground level or on posts? If it's ground level, you could always put pavers down.. Nice ...

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PatDIY_Dad
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2 weeks ago

Thanks I never knew about that wood hardener. I did remove some bad parts of the rotted timber. It was mainly the bottom bits and particuly the corrog ...

PatDIY_Dad
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3 weeks ago

Thanks I did this already and it looks fine now Looks it's not all one shade of oil but looks natural Got another issue though. I can't seem to rea ...

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4 weeks ago

Man why didn't I just think of that and use string

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Worked on making a deck and marked straight lines for every screw hole on each board. (Roughly 600 pencil marks) Now I regret that as the pencil mar ...

PatDIY_Dad
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a month ago

I thought I replied to this last night Yes that cheap quick easy fix I did works fine. No leaks at all

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a month ago

Thanks We did the footings today $30 for 1/4 meter of sand and rock mix used 3 bags of cement $21 for 9 footings ( not that deep we did about 300mm ...

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a month ago

Thanks for the info I'll see if anyone has a auger I can borrow A 1/4 meter of mixed crush rock and sand is $30 from my local store It will end u ...

PatDIY_Dad
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November

Hey I feel dumb but resolved it I just put alot more Teflon tape and it stopped leaking It still isn't on that much thread but I'll keep an eye on ...

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