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Angela62
Just Starting Out
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Landscaped front verge of property using recycled organic materials which included rescue plants. Created a dry creek bed either side of the property ...

tobyandtamsyn
Cultivating a Following
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A little look at the latest project that my wife and I completed. The plan was to add a multipurpose room to the end of our shed that had its own acce ...

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Eloise-
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 I’m trying to change the door handle on a sliding glass door. I’m having trouble with the strike plate though. When I screwed in with the provided sc ...

Jacqueline23
Growing in Experience
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I am wanting to level two separate outdoor slabs. Both have some cracks and have been painted or stained in the past. I plan to paint and stencil them ...

Matt2024
Getting Established
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Hi everyone, I'm working on a small garden project and I'm looking for a decorative water mill or water wheel — ideally around 40cm in diameter. I w ...

ronit
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  Hi team, just inquiring — this is a newly built house, and I see snails outside my house almost every day, no matter how many times I remove them.. ...

ShaneGeraghty
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Hi Everyone, Looking for some advice on hopefully fixing the both inside and outside of front door and threshold - currently a novice with DIY and loo ...

alansyd
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I want to find out what sort of screws to use for fixing MGP10 framing timber to steel post or beams at 10mm thickness. I understand you need to pre d ...

RLISH
Finding My Feet
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  Hi the mighty DIY community, We recently updated our doorbell and removed the old chime from our lovely timber wall panel. As you can see, there ...

maro
Growing in Experience
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          Hi Bunnings Community, I’m having trouble with some uneven surfaces on the architraves in my flat. I’ve tried paint stripper, scraping ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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The ability of a fence to be in parallel with the blade is directly related to whether it locks at the front and the back of the table. Make sure y ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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If you wish to poison the bamboo, then it is best applied to the freshly cut stumps or stubs of stems so it is quickly absorbed and circulated to the ...

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    With five complete house renovations under his tool belt, Nailbag now shares his knowledge and experience with Bunnings Workshop members. “I found an opportunity to share my knowledge directly to those new to D.I.Y.” says Wayne.

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    Adam has been helping people with their house and garden projects on television, radio and magazines for decades. He's now happily sharing his expertise with Workshop members. "I believe experience and knowledge should be shared."

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