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Dave-1
Community Megastar
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I have wanted to do a different type of christmas tree for the past few years, this year I tried to make something along these lines for work but it f ...

CSParnell
Amassing an Audience
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Hi All,I thought I would share an example of how I am using 3 of the grid connect products for ease of access and also security at the front of my hou ...

bennib0i
Just Starting Out
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Hi Bunnings, I'm repainting one of my bedrooms and would like to get rid of this old Foxtel Outlet. I think there are 2 old coaxial cables here wh ...

David4321
Building a Reputation
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Hello Workshop The old garden lamp (Gas?) was found on the property when purchased. It has been painted in what is now an old and hardened green pain ...

Remarka6le
Amassing an Audience
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No forums on here and not really a question (would love a space to do this outside of projects), so this felt like the only place to share it, but the ...

simplistic
Finding My Feet
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I'm renting and the house has two Arlec ceiling fans and one remote. This model or something very similar: https://www.arlec.com.au/collections/ceilin ...

Jeaniek
Finding My Feet
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Hello Somebody Please Help, I've just bought an Smith Corona Deville 510 Electric Typewriter. It's a 110 - 130v 60hz power, so to get it to work will ...

bn71
Finding My Feet
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      Is there any reason a he29 connector cannot be put on this lead either before the transformer or after the transformer as they both appear to ...

KatG
Just Starting Out
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Hello,Long time lurker, first time poster! This is the light in my European laundry. It was there when I purchased the property. If I purchase the Bri ...

DONNYBOY
Just Starting Out
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do u need a booster for promata mata 1 car & caravan solar tyre pressure monitor system 8 reader

cal2
Finding My Feet
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 trying to hang some outdoor lights, I am going to use a wire to support the lights, any ideas for securing the wire? Just trying to avoid drilling ...

owen2
Finding My Feet
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Hey guys, just after a couple of recommendations to secure two grate style doors/gates with the smartest style of lock that will both fit and suit the ...

Sugar
Making a Splash
6 replies

Hi all There used to be mirror screen at the bottom of the Range hood to block the oil etc, which broke down. This is old style Rangehood, from what ...

cludelessdiwhye
Finding My Feet
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I have been topping up the insulation in our roof. We had major renovations about 3 years ago, and so when topping up the insulation I have found that ...

gmlrud1895
Just Starting Out
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  Hi team, I am trying to install eufycam. Not sure if it is ok to drill fascia or soffit and which one is better to install. Also to double check, ...

s14664
Finding My Feet
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Hi all, I just moved into a new house and there is no space for dishwasher atm. I found there is a base cabinet on the right side of the sink with a ...

keyli8
Finding My Feet
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Hi! Looking for some advice about drilling into Hebel walls. I am looking to put up some string lights in the courtyard of my townhouse and trying to ...

minerma1
Just Starting Out
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Hello, I bought 3 sets of the 4.5m, 10 bulb, Lytworx Tayrona festoon lights about a year ago and linked all 3 of them together. I find I am burning ou ...

Nezz
Just Starting Out
1 reply

Has anyone installed a dishwasher in their outdoor alfrescoplus modules?

Sugar
Making a Splash
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hi Guys,Recently I have got solar installed in one of my investment property.It is sungrow 10.56kw. This is my solar inverter. The inverter is o ...

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