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Recycling and Upcycling

ShaneGeraghty
Finding My Feet
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Hello Bunnings Workshop, Can you please provide advice on cutting through the bottom shelf of the below bookcase to fitout in a 55" TV which will b ...

sjloves
Cultivating a Following
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   We found these drawers on Marketplace with some damage so we decided to sand it all back, fill any holes and add a precut timber top from Bunni ...

TLC
Finding My Feet
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  Hi, how do I remove the vanish and sand the pine timber dining table top? Tried removing the top layer via turp and that multi tool I bought fr ...

Ellen80
Just Starting Out
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I am trying to reattach the canvas seats to my outdoor wooden chairs with cord threaded through eyelets. I have done one and the seat is sagging . Doe ...

MattCNZ
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I’m intending to sell my dining room table and chairs and would like to refurbish it before the sale, or at least understand if there’s some small ...

idle21
Just Starting Out
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  Hi, I would like to paint TV unit matte black. Please help! It is my first time to painting project. 

PatchH
Finding My Feet
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Hi, I am upcycling this thrifted solid wood cupboard into a community street pantry. I’m guessing the existing paint is interior paint. I’m working o ...

freogirl
Finding My Feet
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I bought a great sun umbrella from Bunnings. The frame is perfect but the cloth has torn inwant to buy a new cloth. I rang the store and that is not p ...

Patsy60
Building a Reputation
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I wanted a colourful quirky theme to start our outdoor Xmas display decorating this year. I wrestled some plumping pipes off hubby & created some very ...

ALimestoneWall
Cultivating a Following
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I'd like to modify this digital piano stand, as the pedals are too close for my long legs.  My plan is to move the panel that the pedal unit is att ...

Jordan_
Just Starting Out
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Hi everyone, Im planning an elevated cubby house build for my 4 boys for Christmas. 1- because I cant afford, nor justify spending 2k on a flat pac ...

woodalwaysworks
Making a Splash
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      Family grows and more spaces are made. This time I made it tall enough for Mum and Dad to stand up in and big enough for us to sleep in wi ...

toc_girl
Just Starting Out
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I've finally managed to find a console that fits in a section of my house however I want a darker "chocolate" colour than is available. Because of th ...

emckatz
Finding My Feet
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 hello team! How would I fix the chip in the top right corner of my cement pebble letterbox? I would also love to press pebbles into what ever produc ...

rgoyne
Cultivating a Following
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This Victorian era oak stick stand complete with drip has been assaulted by some misguided Shabby Chic exponent. Please my one request is think befor ...

deniseturner
Finding My Feet
3 replies

EllTee
Just Starting Out
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I have painted a table, and then applied a varnish to it. While setting, the varnish became bubbly, and I have realized that there are particles from ...

Deniz
Just Starting Out
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     I have a 750mm x 750mm x 81mm pine table. The legs are secured with a kerf corner bracket to an apron. I would like to make the legs removable ...

mel15
Just Starting Out
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Hi everyone, I’d like to have a go at restoring or at least improving the look of our outdoor furniture. The timber looks like it may have some mould ...

Nnancy
Just Starting Out
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Hello! I have used acrylic (water based) paint to repainted all of my metal and ceramic gnomes, animals and decorations to give them a new life. I was ...

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