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lin27
Growing in Experience
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October

which oscillating tool and bit you recommend from Bunnings shop?

lin27
Growing in Experience
3 replies
October

Hi Mitchell May I ask what tool you recommend to remove the mortar between the bricks? I did some research, but some people say grinder with mortar ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
September

Changing the drainage can cause the soil to go through dry/wet cycles. I was advised to wait about six months to allow things to settle before doing r ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
5 replies

      Hi everyone, I’m planning to do some repointing work on my brick wall. The house was built in the 1970s, and the original mortar clearly sh ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
September

Turns out I bought the wrong bit—it was for 3 mm rivets, but the ones on the door are 4 mm.  Other than that, everything went well. I also picked up ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
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September

Thanks I think I used a wrong bit, which is for 3mm rivets.

lin27
Growing in Experience
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September

Hi Mitch,We replaced part of it over the weekend. The most difficult part was removing the rivets—maybe I wasn’t using the right drill bit. If the riv ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
6 replies
September

Or cut to the size first?

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
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September

Hi @lin27, Can you please provide a few more details on the difficulties you encountered when removing the rivets? That will help our members give y ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
5 replies
September

Hi @lin27, I would roughly cut it to size with snips or sharp scissors. You can then fix it into position and trim up the overhanging edges with a sha ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
9 replies
September

Hi @lin27, The easiest way to remove the old mesh is to drill out the rivets holding the strips in place. A 3mm drill bit is normally about right fo ...

SouthFieldSnoop
Growing in Experience
1 reply
December

Hi @Jewelleryrescue I do like the idea of using a rubber seal to get a cleaner look, I found a similar product here with 38MM width, which would work ...

TedBear
Kind of a Big Deal
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August 2024

Hi @Tinafixit , The easiest way is to drill through them on the wide side, where the stem is broken off from. Use a drill bit the same size as the ori ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
5 replies
January 2023

Hello @BiancaR It's great that you've received excellent advice from @Jewelleryrescue. I agree with using the Self Expanding Foam to fill up the gap ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
9 replies
January 2023

Hi @BiancaR @KatieC We need to keep an eye on this gap. As the wall looks like a start point for a house extention as the brick work under the si ...

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lin27
Growing in Experience
September

Changing the drainage can cause the soil to go through dry/wet cycles. I was advised to wait about six months to allow things to settle before doing r ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
September

Turns out I bought the wrong bit—it was for 3 mm rivets, but the ones on the door are 4 mm.  Other than that, everything went well. I also picked up ...

lin27
Growing in Experience
September

Thanks for your reply, Mitch, it’s really clear and detailed. I really appreciate the step-by-step explanation — it gives me a much better idea of how ...

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PatDIY_Dad
Having an Impact
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Ive tried using all my muscles and still couldnt ge this gutter clip back on Is there any type of trick to doing it?

SouthFieldSnoop
Growing in Experience
1 reply
December

Hi @Jewelleryrescue I do like the idea of using a rubber seal to get a cleaner look, I found a similar product here with 38MM width, which would work ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
2 replies
July 2024

Hi @Jacdoitmyself, Thank you for your question about rendering a red brick house. If I were to choose a part of the project where you can save som ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
9 replies
January 2023

Hi @BiancaR @KatieC We need to keep an eye on this gap. As the wall looks like a start point for a house extention as the brick work under the si ...

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