MikeTNZ

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Electrician that enjoys working with steel, wood, electronics equipment and other stuff in my spare time. I just love designing and building things.

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Hi @Bluejay,Why would this need to be made from steel?Personally I would build this frame out of H4 50 x 100 mm timber, you could have some purlins fo ...

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Hi @carlyk,Welcome to Bunnings Workshop!Thanks for your thread, are these pipes going to be installed permanently in the walls? (as in through the stu ...

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Hi @JPH,Personally I'd probably go for something like 20 or 25 mm split flexible conduit and enclose the whole lot in this, depending on how many cabl ...

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Hi @ellis,Just a follow-up on this,What was the problem in the end?Gas scares the hell out of me, hence why I still use a charcoal BBQ.Was it somethin ...

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Hi @Henski,This looks like a cinder block wall, which has it's plusses and minusses.Looking at your photo, there are too many cables already entering ...

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Hi @macduff89,Yeah that pipe is really poorly placed and there isn't really much you can do about that either.Also bear in mind that that inspection t ...

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Hi @MitchellMc,I've always found using a 60 tooth saw blade on my circular saw really helps with this, the more teeth you have, the shorter the rotati ...

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Hi @T-dog,If I may be so indulgent, I would suggest this as an Electrician:> Remove the fan from the Shower, extend the ducting to.........> A new 2 L ...

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I have done a bit of research and would love peoples thoughts on push on fittings like smartex or shark bite, in plumbing, I need to make a change in ...

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Hello @carlyk Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us and thank you for sharing your question about plumbin ...

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Hello @Henski Thank you for sharing your question about a new powerpoint for your kitchen. Generally speaking, a channel would have to be created wh ...

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@MikeTNZ thanks for pointing that out! I had a suspicion about this, as the previous box built around the pipe had a cut piece screwed in at the botto ...

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@macduff89 I like your original thought the best (600+300 pantry). Both for looks and budget. Don't be scared of getting stuck in and having a go! Th ...

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Hello @macduff89 Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's fantastic to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about your ...

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@MikeTNZ @EricL I do really appreciate input from you guys. I am slow because of my other work and have not really got time to prioritize this project ...

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Hello @Abhi352 Thank you for posting those photos. I totally agree with @MikeTNZ's assessment, you'll need to engage the services of a qualified el ...

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Hi @Bluejay,Why would this need to be made from steel?Personally I would build this frame out of H4 50 x 100 mm timber, you could have some purlins fo ...

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Hi @carlyk,Welcome to Bunnings Workshop!Thanks for your thread, are these pipes going to be installed permanently in the walls? (as in through the stu ...

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Hi @JPH,Personally I'd probably go for something like 20 or 25 mm split flexible conduit and enclose the whole lot in this, depending on how many cabl ...

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Hi @ellis,Just a follow-up on this,What was the problem in the end?Gas scares the hell out of me, hence why I still use a charcoal BBQ.Was it somethin ...

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Hi @Henski,This looks like a cinder block wall, which has it's plusses and minusses.Looking at your photo, there are too many cables already entering ...

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Hi @macduff89,Yeah that pipe is really poorly placed and there isn't really much you can do about that either.Also bear in mind that that inspection t ...

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Hi @T-dog,If I may be so indulgent, I would suggest this as an Electrician:> Remove the fan from the Shower, extend the ducting to.........> A new 2 L ...

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Hi @Abhi352,There is an issue with the control gear that is supplying that lamp.You need to get a qualified electrician to investigate this further. C ...

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