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Lawzy
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January

Hi @Bel789 and sorry for the delay. I ended up removing the old filler and gap tape from between the panels, relaying the tape and then filling it wit ...

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June 2023

Hi @MitchellMc , That is interesting. Given I have the standard timber cutting blade, I’ll give it a go. Thanks, Chris.

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Hi Bunnings Community. I have a length of 20mm nylon rod that I need to cut into 20mm lengths. I am thinking of using my Ozito 210mm Mitre Saw. That ...

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June 2023

To wrap up this question, I removed the old and added new synthetic reinforcing tape, and sealed it with the rapid set mortar. That did the job nicely ...

Lawzy
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April 2023

Thanks Mitchell. I ask as I once had the experience when the colours did not match. Knowing the colour codes I can at least double check. Cheers

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April 2023

Thanks Mitchell, that all makes sense. I would be interested in finding out more. I figure it would be good to know if I need to mix another good matc ...

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April 2023

Hi Mitchell, I’m curious, what do the numbers and letters represent near the bottom of the label, under Base/Can?

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January 2023

Thanks @MitchellMc The image is a horizontal join on a vertical wall and exposed to the weather. Rain is seeping through and over time the internal fr ...

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November 2022

Great video @MitchellMc clear to see the impact drill is the winner to the new viewers of that video the faster use of impact driver is impressive ...

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November 2022

Hi again @Lawzy, I thought I'd throw together a little video showing the difference in driving speed between a drill driver and an impact driver. Th ...

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December 2020

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Lawzy. It's terrific to have you join us and many thanks for your question. It looks like Tanalised 30 ...

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Lawzy
Cultivating a Following
January

Hi @Bel789 and sorry for the delay. I ended up removing the old filler and gap tape from between the panels, relaying the tape and then filling it wit ...

Lawzy
Cultivating a Following
1 reply
June 2023

Hi @MitchellMc , That is interesting. Given I have the standard timber cutting blade, I’ll give it a go. Thanks, Chris.

Lawzy
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3 replies
June 2023

To wrap up this question, I removed the old and added new synthetic reinforcing tape, and sealed it with the rapid set mortar. That did the job nicely ...

Lawzy
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April 2023

Thanks Mitchell. I ask as I once had the experience when the colours did not match. Knowing the colour codes I can at least double check. Cheers

Lawzy
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5 replies
January 2023

Thanks @MitchellMc The image is a horizontal join on a vertical wall and exposed to the weather. Rain is seeping through and over time the internal fr ...

Lawzy
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November 2022

@Jewelleryrescue Thanks for the guide and the recommendation.

Lawzy
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November 2022

Thanks Mitchell the impact driver it is then.

Lawzy
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July 2022

Thanks Mitchell, some fantastic suggestions that avoid the need for foam. I will give them a shot first.

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I’ve built a Colorbond shed that is in a relatively exposed position. During heavy rain and wind, water can get through the gaps in the ridge capping ...

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