MikeTNZ

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Electrician that enjoys working with steel, wood, electronics equipment and other stuff in my spare time. I just love designing and building things.

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Joined 11 May 2019

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Hi @Sajidsohail , That is rather strange, given that most plastic heat-guns are double-insulated (look for the square within a square symbol on the na ...

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Hi @lauramariewoott, I personally think that with that sort of span between the legs of this table, you are still going to need some sort of bracing b ...

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Hi @GerrysMummy123, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here and thanks for your question. Personally I think @JacobZ is right onto ...

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Hi @raficiskander, Welcome along to Bunnings Workshop and thanks for asking this question. First off, are the walls inside the garage lined at all?, t ...

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Hi @adamliaw, No worries, good luck with this project. Cheers.

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Hi @adamliaw, Wait, your mount is 15 kg in weight? That shouldn't intrinsically be a problem, if you have 4 fixing points at the top, you just need to ...

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Cheers @MikeTNZ I didn't know that always learning

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Hi @Brewy , @MitchellMc @MikeTNZ Firstly a reminder that electrical work above 50vac SHALL never be performed by an unlicensed electrician. I have ...

Finding My Feet

Thanks Mike, I think I will err on the side of caution and go with that option. 

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Hi @lauramariewoott, For longer panels, Rapid Home advises moving each leg in 300mm from the end of the panel. Using a thick panel like you've ch ...

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Hi @adamliaw, Thank you for your question about mounting a heavy TV to a plastered brick wall. It's great to see @MikeTNZ has already jumped in to ...

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Thanks @MikeTNZ The 4x2 idea was just to use as a lever to push it back vertical if that makes sense and then reconcrete.

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Hello @didanaao It's wonderful that you've received excellent advice from @MikeTNZ. He just got ahead of me by a few keystrokes! That's exactly wha ...

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Hi @MikeTNZ I saw it done with a cat enclosure and thought it would probably work in reverse to deter mice from climbing up. Eric

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Hi @Sajidsohail , That is rather strange, given that most plastic heat-guns are double-insulated (look for the square within a square symbol on the na ...

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Hi @lauramariewoott, I personally think that with that sort of span between the legs of this table, you are still going to need some sort of bracing b ...

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Hi @GerrysMummy123, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here and thanks for your question. Personally I think @JacobZ is right onto ...

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Hi @raficiskander, Welcome along to Bunnings Workshop and thanks for asking this question. First off, are the walls inside the garage lined at all?, t ...

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Hi @adamliaw, Wait, your mount is 15 kg in weight? That shouldn't intrinsically be a problem, if you have 4 fixing points at the top, you just need to ...

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Hi @adamliaw , Given the specifications of your fixings/fasteners, that should be ample for this sort of load. However, I ask the question, have you c ...

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