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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.

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Hi @liuhan211211 I also agree with @EricL and would recommend just getting a professional company to get up there and do an inspection report. make ...

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Hi @WhyCantI Appreciating that you want to reduce wastage, but I would highly recommend you don't modify the upright at all. And I am 100% confiden ...

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Hi @margiemh You just need to relocate both end brackets next to the window frame as there will be timbers there and just use wood screws. Then the ...

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Hi @Lynne69 This is the cover strap I typically use to cover those types of joins with. Its rounded sides leave a nice finish and it's light enough ...

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Hi @theegg Just to add to @Dave-1 tool list, the cutouts in the shelves around the vertical supports would have been made or better made with a Jig ...

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Hi @IanTru As this is a tool I assume won't be used that often, I would consider storying higher horizontally on your wall and save valuable vertic ...

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Hi @Mal-Aus Regarding which router to choose for the table, my recommendation is to consider one with the most power. Unlike using a router or any ...

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Hi @rhys1 I was hoping @Noyade would respond as he is the expert in allotters custom metal fabrication/repairs! Nailbag

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You can be confident that the Ozito 850W Trim Router will fit the table. However, as mentioned, the table works on a clamping system. These clamps loc ...

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Thanks! I've got most of those already except the circular saw. Once I get the parts and tools I'll give it a go on a weekend when I've got time.

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Good Evening @theegg Id say extremley realastic My first set of shelves that I built for under the house was made exactly like this You have a temp ...

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Hello @margiemh That is very close to what you will need, unfortunately the top section of it is too long. You're after a similar hollow wall ancho ...

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Hello @IanTru Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about how to s ...

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Hello @liuhan211211 Let me tag @Nailbag to make them aware of your questions. If it has been 10 years, I believe it would be worth getting the prof ...

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G'day @rhys1 To my eyes it looks like the front was 'pressed' into the mortar - hence easy for the vandal/s to remove? My thought was welded steel ...

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Hi @Lynne69, A warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us. Recladding a home is no small feat, especiall ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @liuhan211211 I also agree with @EricL and would recommend just getting a professional company to get up there and do an inspection report. make ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @WhyCantI Appreciating that you want to reduce wastage, but I would highly recommend you don't modify the upright at all. And I am 100% confiden ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @margiemh You just need to relocate both end brackets next to the window frame as there will be timbers there and just use wood screws. Then the ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @Lynne69 This is the cover strap I typically use to cover those types of joins with. Its rounded sides leave a nice finish and it's light enough ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @theegg Just to add to @Dave-1 tool list, the cutouts in the shelves around the vertical supports would have been made or better made with a Jig ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @IanTru As this is a tool I assume won't be used that often, I would consider storying higher horizontally on your wall and save valuable vertic ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @Mal-Aus Regarding which router to choose for the table, my recommendation is to consider one with the most power. Unlike using a router or any ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @rhys1 I was hoping @Noyade would respond as he is the expert in allotters custom metal fabrication/repairs! Nailbag

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A 70s laundry was given extra space for Kaboodle cabinetry as part of a whole-of-house renovation. The projectStepsTools and materialsMore inspir ...

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A mate of mine's rear entry garage door was starting to suffer the exposure of the weather. Plus after each time it had rained, water would drip over ...

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A complete bathroom renovation that started with paper-based plans and included a large vanity with dual basins, free-standing bathtub and shower. ...

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A brick fireplace with floating hearth and a feature wall using acoustic panels for a 70s-era coastal home's living room. The projectStepsTools a ...

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