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Nailbag
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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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Nailbag
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16 hours ago

Hi @Flora1 Before you need a bricklayer, you need to establish the cause of such structural movement in the wall. which, @JacobZ has mentioned will ...

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yesterday

Hi @emmab1986 I think @JacobZ has already explained all I possibly could, in particular his last paragraph which is an excellent approach. You cou ...

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yesterday

Hi @NJ1 You're welcome for the advice. Just note the treadmills safety trip will most likely nothing to do with the supply power, but an internal i ...

Nailbag
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yesterday

Your very welcome @0225556559 

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yesterday

Hi @NJ1 When in the powertool game I used to have to deal with power ratings a lot when it came to generators, especially during times of natural d ...

Nailbag
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Saturday

Hi @0225556559 Just to add one small tip to @JacobZ excellent explanation, is to first wind the clamp up about 10mm above the height of the materia ...

Nailbag
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Friday

Hi @GoughWitlof It's a large difficult job to simply pry out the old nails to replace them with larger ones or screws. It's easier to pry each brac ...

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Friday

Hi @magsc The mechanics of a retracting guard typically involves an arm with an elongated slot which some form of metal but most likely plastic pin ...

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NJ1
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Thanks for all the advice! We did test the treadmill direct into an outlet so we could tell if it was actually going to run within a reasonable warran ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Saturday

Hi @Flora1, This level of cracking indicates some significant movement in the structure, and it is unlikely that a repair can simply be carried out ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Friday

Hi @0225556559, The rod is held in place by tension when the clamp is tightened down on the workpiece. When the clamp pushes down on the workpiece, ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Friday

Hi @0225556559, Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. If you are referring to the Ozito 2100W 254mm 10" Cor ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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Thursday

Hi @stuartheth, I think it is entirely possible to add a handrail to those stairs, but I would be cautious about the way you are proposing to do it. ...

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Wednesday

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Kelly7916. It's amazing to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about building a hanging be ...

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Hi @SunnyZim87, I am thinking about something that is lightweight, non-intrusive and requires a minimal amount of time to install - corrugated poly ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Hi @Lambie1971, Unfortunately, it would be impossible to know the extent to which you would need to go in order to repair these cracks without remov ...

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Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
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yesterday

Hi @emmab1986 I think @JacobZ has already explained all I possibly could, in particular his last paragraph which is an excellent approach. You cou ...

Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
yesterday

Hi @NJ1 When in the powertool game I used to have to deal with power ratings a lot when it came to generators, especially during times of natural d ...

Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
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Friday

Hi @GoughWitlof It's a large difficult job to simply pry out the old nails to replace them with larger ones or screws. It's easier to pry each brac ...

Nailbag
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8 replies
Thursday

Hi @Snakeytail It simply comes down to gravity. If you can maintain a small steady slope away from the home then water will run away naturally. If ...

Nailbag
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Thursday

Hi @Ben2065 You could either got the timber battens @EricL has recommended or a metal option with these zinc ones.Nailbag

Nailbag
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Thursday

Hi @CRC I would contact Zinneer (Rust-Oleum) for their expert advice. They have trained experts who can provide more accurate information from thei ...

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Thursday

Hi @Squeaka It's important to note that if you're renovating to plans as an owner-builder with inspections, you need to comply to the regulations. ...

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Wednesday

Hi @Giz I wouldn't be able to essentially guess the answer here. In my opinion, the only people to be able to give advice on the load bearing on th ...

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