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Hey there, Lauren and Sarah here. We are two gals from Adelaide trying to renovate our house and do as much of it ourselves. Still so much to do and learn, but would love to share any tips with others trying to do the same. :)
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We were given this gorgeous mobile but were struggling to work out how to hang it above the change table. So we decided to make this stand out of Tasm ...

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April 2022

Thanks @EricL, Yes, we also put an estapol finish on the doors to protect them a little bit from any spills etc. The pine pieces in the back framewo ...

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We made these door fronts using some off cuts of OSB leftover from the wall paneling. We were a little unsure how they might turn out, but are really ...

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Here is a little hack we have used to make what we think is quite a cute hand towel rail. Using only the following: - Tasmanian oak doweling - Cu ...

DIYgals
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March 2022

Hi @MiaR , The rectangular section that the table sits on is around 25-30 sqm.

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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April 2022

Hello @DIYgals Thank you so much for sharing this handy method of making a custom-sized towel rail. My favourite part about this setup is that you c ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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March 2022

Hi @binodn I suggest looking at the Hyne Span Table from our timber supplier. I recommend engaging the services of an engineer to make sure that you ...

MiaR
Just Starting Out
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March 2022

how many sqm is the area that your dining table is on?

RatBoy
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Hi, I recently moved into my new place, and apart from a lot of other things needing attention, I thought I would start off by making a workshop in ...

DonGreen
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Thought I would give everyone a look at my latest project. I made a bench each for my 18V saw and my sliding compound miter saw. The saw are each on a ...

Rharr
Growing in Experience
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January 2022

I have finally completed my project. While I am pleased with the result (see pic. - very stylish I think haha) I must say I did have issues with the b ...

RenoRach1
Making a Splash
January 2022

Thank you so much! From you gals, that means a lot! x

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DIYgals
Becoming a Leader
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We were given this gorgeous mobile but were struggling to work out how to hang it above the change table. So we decided to make this stand out of Tasm ...

DIYgals
Becoming a Leader
April 2022

Thanks @EricL, Yes, we also put an estapol finish on the doors to protect them a little bit from any spills etc. The pine pieces in the back framewo ...

DIYgals
Becoming a Leader
2 replies

We made these door fronts using some off cuts of OSB leftover from the wall paneling. We were a little unsure how they might turn out, but are really ...

DIYgals
Becoming a Leader
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Here is a little hack we have used to make what we think is quite a cute hand towel rail. Using only the following: - Tasmanian oak doweling - Cu ...

DIYgals
Becoming a Leader
March 2022

Hi @MiaR , The rectangular section that the table sits on is around 25-30 sqm.

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