Spent most of my working life in the power tools and power garden industry. During this time I've renovated several homes both inside and out. I’m now self-employed enjoying using my skills in assisting people prepare their homes for sale.
Hi @Mark270481 I have only ever used spray cans on a metal security shutter as I could get a feel for when they are about to run out and stop before ...
Hi @CharlieBear62
Looking at those photos, the posts already look a patch-job so, I would highly recommend replacing them. It's not a huge job or a ...
Hi @Gazza55
Not to these dimensions, but I have used self-levelling compound extensively in spaces nearly as big which where then finished with til ...
Hi @donmattdon
I have installed many Link systems and do all the local pre-testing of the product for the Aust market. The panels don't actually co ...
Such incredible ingenuity in all those machines @AlanM52
I remember the brand Sher well as making very solid woodworking machines and Wolf for thei ...
Hi @Manish1
It looks like very dried out Oregon that probably had a small split on a knot to begin with. You could ask a local domestic engineer to ...
Hi @Gazza55, Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us. When it rains, do you get any water on that slab? I susp ...
I gotta say @AlanM52 - you are one ingenious creative man.
I personally wouldn't be brave enough building a 'wooden' band-saw.
How old do you think t ...
@Nailbag
Thanks for the advise here!
It's likely that I'm over thinking this but as I'm doing my own tiling, the pressure is on for a nice flat finis ...
I think there would be more concern about having the timber face out, which is not the correct orientation, than about potentially hitting a fixing be ...
What you’ve outlined certainly sounds like an effective and practical way to deal with the offset stud and still give yourself solid fixing points for ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @clacay13. It's wonderful to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about a leaking tap.This i ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @taj1. It's brilliant to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about brickwork.From what you’ ...
Hi @CharlieBear62
Looking at those photos, the posts already look a patch-job so, I would highly recommend replacing them. It's not a huge job or a ...
Hi @donmattdon
I have installed many Link systems and do all the local pre-testing of the product for the Aust market. The panels don't actually co ...
Hi @Manish1
It looks like very dried out Oregon that probably had a small split on a knot to begin with. You could ask a local domestic engineer to ...
Hi @ihocking
On the surface it's a good solution by @Dave-1 to consider. Just be aware that doubling the sheets can result in condensation and dirt ...
Hi @monwinter
Two thoughts here. The first is to cut a trench through the concrete path along the wall and install a grated drain system to the sto ...
Hi @ihocking
Those couple of suggestions by @EricL are definitely worth considering, though with one exception. I would avoid adding any timber fra ...
Hi @nukeboy1313
I have had to seal a few old sash windows in my time and due to their nature of sliding up and down unevenly, anything your place i ...
A friend's house had an extension to his house that had a roofline that prevented internal roof access from the old to the new. So, he asked me to ins ...
Transforming the front of your house does not need to be a costly or time-consuming project. Simple improvements like removing clutter, planting an ...