Remarka6le

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Amassing an Audience

Joined 2019 | Active since 2022 | Most Liked BW Member 2022 - Home Owner, Husband and first time Dad as of April 2022. I've worked in the film, television and academic industries for over 10 years and have an expertise in all things online, including communities, growth, marketing and engagement. I love tools, my wife is the handywoman of the house but I regret not learning more about them in my earlier years, now that I have a home, it's time to get building.

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Amassing an Audience

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Any project that helps our wildlife will always get my vote, well done @Milly1 , hope you win!

Amassing an Audience

Cheers @EricL, it was a fun project to undertake. Certainly more so than renovating 3 bathrooms 

Amassing an Audience

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This home office was first built pre-Covid and became my base for hybrid work during lockdowns. While the original grey scheme served its purpose, by ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @southpolemonkey , You've got a narrow lane and slight fall, so you’ll get the best result by pouring a level concrete slab. It’s permanent, moist ...

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Hey @Emily11 ,That space has a lot of potential once it’s cleared out. If your main goal is to hide the fence and bring colour back in, I’d start by p ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @brigittandya , It’s an easy repair. Give the edges of the peeled area a light sand so they feather out and you don’t have a sharp ridge. Then wip ...

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Hey @MaxBrenner ,With sculptures like this the main thing is to soften the glue rather than attack it mechanically straight away. Mid-century adhesive ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @burksbackyard ,You’re right to avoid fixing into the limestone, it’s too brittle to give you proper holding strength. The better option is to pul ...

Cultivating a Following

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We had a large bare area of garden and decided that we wanted to encourage all sorts of wildlife into the garden including insects, bees, birds, butte ...

Bunnings Team Member

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Hello @Remarka6le That is a beautiful revamp of the office. The castellated panels and porter's paint really gave it a professional look. Thank y ...

Community Megastar

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Good Morning @Remarka6le Loved your stepping through explaining the process and your reasoning. I do the same when I am thinking of a project (I had ...

Bunnings Team Member

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Hello @Remarka6le Thank you very much for sharing your experience on whether doing your own flooring or having it done professionally. I agree th ...

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Hi @Janette2 That's fantastic suggestions coming from our members. I would also like to suggest painting the pipe in a copper paint and make it a f ...

Finding My Feet

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I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on how I might be able to hide these pipes that go along the wall to the sink without completely boxing them i ...

Bunnings Team Member

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Hi @Remarka6le I would probably suggest having a look at the Bastion 1200 x 600 x 30mm XPS Multi Use Foam Board. Easy to cut and shape and provides ...

Amassing an Audience

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Any project that helps our wildlife will always get my vote, well done @Milly1 , hope you win!

Amassing an Audience

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This home office was first built pre-Covid and became my base for hybrid work during lockdowns. While the original grey scheme served its purpose, by ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @southpolemonkey , You've got a narrow lane and slight fall, so you’ll get the best result by pouring a level concrete slab. It’s permanent, moist ...

Amassing an Audience

Hey @Emily11 ,That space has a lot of potential once it’s cleared out. If your main goal is to hide the fence and bring colour back in, I’d start by p ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @brigittandya , It’s an easy repair. Give the edges of the peeled area a light sand so they feather out and you don’t have a sharp ridge. Then wip ...

Amassing an Audience

Hey @MaxBrenner ,With sculptures like this the main thing is to soften the glue rather than attack it mechanically straight away. Mid-century adhesive ...

Amassing an Audience

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Hey @burksbackyard ,You’re right to avoid fixing into the limestone, it’s too brittle to give you proper holding strength. The better option is to pul ...

Amassing an Audience

Hey @GingerNinja, I’m up in QLD too and stuck with clay soil, so I know exactly what you’re dealing with — once it’s saturated the water just sits th ...

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Amassing an Audience

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This home office was first built pre-Covid and became my base for hybrid work during lockdowns. While the original grey scheme served its purpose, by ...

Amassing an Audience

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We replaced our ageing, termite-damaged timber fence with a stronger, longer-lasting design.Materials Galvanised H-posts (65 × 65 × 2.7 m) with caps ...

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A new front pathway and garden made with weed mat, pavers, stones, sleepers and concrete. The projectBefore and afterHow to lay paving for a path ...

Amassing an Audience

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Create a charming sanctuary for your amphibian friends with this beginner friendly DIY Frog Hotel project. The project not only enhances your outdoor ...

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Garden for wildlife project

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Re: To DIY Floors or Hire a Professional? The Great Flooring Face-off.

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How to hide bathroom pipes?

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Home office revamp

Re: Side lane shed idea

Re: New garden advice

Re: peeling paint from wall

Re: How do I separate the old glue here without breaking this sculpture?

Re: advice on installing pool fence

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Home office revamp

New fence build using Pine

Front path renovation using pavers and stones

DIY easy frog hotel

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