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mich1972
Kind of a Big Deal
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Good morning Workshop Community Friends. I’m back out in the Garden and it’s been been really hot here in Perth. Thought I would share with you what I ...

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humbleguy
Just Starting Out
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I tried hanging this, but the hinge clips can’t reach the nail because they’re attached to the backboard rather than the frame. Does anyone have a ...

kalayo
Just Starting Out
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How do you fit a new cooktop on the kitchen bench?

Salam123
Getting Established

Need expert opinion for pathways I hate weeds and bits growing on the edges of pathway . I have asked builder to have zero gap between retaining wall ...

jlee
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 Would this be possible, looks like I need to remove the trim around the old cupboard. Any advise would be appreciated.

jlee
Community Newcomer

  Hi all, wanting to replace old laundry corner tub/cabinet. Would it be possible to raise the pipes? I’m hoping to have replace with a sink and then ...

Case
Getting Established
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Hello, I'm looking for suggestions on how to tackle the sloped area between my fence and driveway, especially since there aren't enough retaining wa ...

Paolo1
Finding My Feet
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Hi, I'm building an outdoor bbq (on a concrete slab under a standalone steel pergola). The frame will be constructed with steel channel and will have ...

warrenk
Finding My Feet
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Hi all, I’ve built a couple of raised planters using https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/t5/How-To/How-to-build-a-raised-garden-bed/ba-p/29674 as a ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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The best way to fix a damaged tile is to replace it. But if you need to repair damage to a tile, you can fill the damaged section with Selleys 50g Kne ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
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One method to kill a tree stump is to use Manutec 1kg Epsom Salt. You drill into the stump with an 8mm or 10mm drill bit. You drill as many holes as ...

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  • Meet Ben, barbecue connoisseur

    Barbecue has long been a national pastime, but Ben is part of a growing tribe cooking huge slabs of meat "low and slow". Ben is also passionate about sharing his experience. "I love to share what I know and learn from others."

  • Meet Meg, who runs D.I.Y. classes for women

    From teaching ballet to working on a mine, Meg is game for anything. Meg now teaches woodworking and power tool skills. "The mission is to empower women by providing them with the opportunity to gain skills and confidence."

  • Meet Jess, a Mum that loves to get creative

    Jess has loved being creative since she was young. “As I’ve grown, built a house and started a family, I’ve developed more of a passion for it. I’ve learnt more skills and now use them in bigger projects around our home.”