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JP_Finlay
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November 2019

Very interested to see the final review @ProjectPete as I have first hand seen some inconsistent results from the DeWalt. Personally it feels so muc ...

JP_Finlay
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November 2019

Looks like old horse hair plaster. They used hair as the fibre reinforcement in old plaster not asbestos. Asbestos sheeting is similar to modern cemen ...

JP_Finlay
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November 2019

As @ProjectPete said the most important part will be the nailing rather than the glue. The nails will pull them flush with the frames and you don't ne ...

JP_Finlay
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October 2019

4 x Sausage sizzle!

JP_Finlay
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June 2016

@Henno It is a great saw and I picked one up not that long ago when the price tag was only $399 at Bunnings. Not sure why they went up so much so quic ...

JP_Finlay
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June 2016

I use Timbermate wood fillers on most of my projects. It is an Australian made and owned product as well.

JP_Finlay
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May 2016

@Isobel using Seasol is a good preventative measure for frost. http://www.seasol.com.au/documents/Seasol-for-Frost-Resistance.pdf

JP_Finlay
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May 2016

As much as a two year replacement warranty is a good thing you need to be aware that because Ryobi are a Bunnings exclusive product there are no servi ...

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ProjectPete
Kind of a Big Deal
October 2019

Hi @Oz - Sika and Gorilla have great products for you for the glue. The jams are also nailed in with a C1 Brad Nailer but if you don't already have ...

Kermit
Amassing an Audience
1 reply
October 2019

Very old plaster with hair in it, like in this video?

ProjectPete
Kind of a Big Deal
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I picked up this framing nailer as an upgrade to my existing. I mostly use this for decking work. My previous nailer was cordless but required ga ...

ProjectPete
Kind of a Big Deal
4 replies
June 2019

@woodenwookie I haven't used Ozito before but if you have fairly simple needs, then the entry level tools will be fine. However, if you see your need ...

Henno
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March 2019

My advice here for @Ghughes would be to invest small after some research, as everyone has their favourite. Give precedence to tools with good guarante ...

CathD
Making a Splash
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I saw one of these the other day - a real blast from the past... It made me start to think about some of the things that you'd once find in every hou ...

AndrewJones
Making a Splash
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Brad
Kind of a Big Deal
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July 2016

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JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
4 replies
November 2019

Very interested to see the final review @ProjectPete as I have first hand seen some inconsistent results from the DeWalt. Personally it feels so muc ...

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
November 2019

Looks like old horse hair plaster. They used hair as the fibre reinforcement in old plaster not asbestos. Asbestos sheeting is similar to modern cemen ...

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
2 replies
November 2019

As @ProjectPete said the most important part will be the nailing rather than the glue. The nails will pull them flush with the frames and you don't ne ...

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
October 2019

4 x Sausage sizzle!

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
3 replies
June 2016

@Henno It is a great saw and I picked one up not that long ago when the price tag was only $399 at Bunnings. Not sure why they went up so much so quic ...

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
3 replies
June 2016

I use Timbermate wood fillers on most of my projects. It is an Australian made and owned product as well.

JP_Finlay
Having an Impact
May 2016

@Isobel using Seasol is a good preventative measure for frost. http://www.seasol.com.au/documents/Seasol-for-Frost-Resistance.pdf

JP_Finlay
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May 2016

@RenoQueen hit the nail right on the head(pardon the pun). Planning and preparation is key. Renovations always present unknown hurdles but thinking th ...

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