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Hi @elbow, It's good to see an update on the windows you've been fixing up. Can you advise how wide the gap is? It looks to be around 20mm, but it ...

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Hi @mstroud, It's great to see you've received some advice from @Dave-1. I agree with his idea to cut a patch from the same material so that it matc ...

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Hi @NorIlyanaK, Thank you for your question on building an accent wall to mount your tv and electric fireplace to. The image you have shown would ...

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Hi @Samara1, Thank you for your question. Your main concern when deciding on your options is the compatibility with the space. Confirming the size ...

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Hi @NumeroUno Thank you for your question. I believe they are called a Phillips Pin Head Bit; however, I am unaware of a product that would fit y ...

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Hi @rbouadjenek, Thank you for your question and welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. Unfortunately, d ...

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Hi @Sam12, With this being said, you can definitely go ahead with the repair to the fractured timber as stated above. Once the glue is dry and sui ...

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Hi @lego, It's great you've already received some advice from @DIYGnome, who I suspect is correct. By the looks of it, the spring-loaded door magn ...

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Good Afternoon @mstroud You could use another piece of Suntuf and cut a large size section, then glue/silastic a "patch" that matches the corrorgation ...

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Thanks for your advice regarding repairing a hole in polycarbonate. However, I'm concerned thst rats will chew their way through this patch - is there ...

Making a Splash

Hi @harshaGowda I'm in the same camp as both @EricL and @Dave-1 Baring in mind the internal space potentially could get quite warm so, having the 3 bl ...

Getting Established

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You guys were right! Continued upward pressure allowed the screw to loosen and I could remove it! Once the screw was out, I can see it had stripped in ...

Building a Reputation

Hi Jacob,Thanks for your reply & advice. I had a look at the heavy duty floor scraper, but the blade looks a bit thin and the stuff I need to rermove ...

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Afternoon @Sam12 Now that is an interesting problem, The thin layer of bricks makes me think that the brickwork was done after the slab was poured an ...

Growing in Experience

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Thank you for the detailed response. I was able to locate the tubular latch at my local bunnings and the problem is solved. Thank you, @JacobZ

Building a Reputation

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Hi, I recently lifted some old ceramic tiles from my front landing using the Ozito Rotary Hammer Drill with the chisel attachment, which worked a trea ...

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Hi @elbow, It's good to see an update on the windows you've been fixing up. Can you advise how wide the gap is? It looks to be around 20mm, but it ...

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Hi @mstroud, It's great to see you've received some advice from @Dave-1. I agree with his idea to cut a patch from the same material so that it matc ...

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Hi @Samara1, Thank you for your question. Your main concern when deciding on your options is the compatibility with the space. Confirming the size ...

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Hi @rbouadjenek, Thank you for your question and welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. Unfortunately, d ...

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Hi @Sam12, With this being said, you can definitely go ahead with the repair to the fractured timber as stated above. Once the glue is dry and sui ...

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Hi @Sam12. Thank you for your question on how to fix a door frame. Can you advise what the notch in the frame where the section of timber has frac ...

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Hi @McLeodC2D, For the rafters, considering a 2400mm length into the ridge beam, you might typically go for about one rafter per 600mm of span, depe ...

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Hi @Sam12, If you're confident that there is not an underlying issue, then it's fine to go ahead with a cosmetic repair. You could pack between the br ...

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