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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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MikeTNZ
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1 reply
a month ago

Hi @Nailbag, I didn't know this until Pete told me about this and I've never seen it (or taken any notice). Old glass goes from white clear to a shade ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @amberj31, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop and I hope that you enjoy and use your time here to the fullest, there are a lot of very switched on people ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @sred, There needs to be a "flashing" in stainless steel around that gutter box, attached to the vertical wall behind it Otherwise, you're going to ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @Jspittle, Just be aware that any new glass you might buy to repair this could be of a different thickness, especially if the window is quite old. ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

G'day @EricL, The actual LED light strips themselves, I believe are rated to IP 56, it could be higher, as in IP67. IP 56 is shower-proof, IP 67 is s ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @darrenk, According to the manufacturers instructions, you need to cut the insulation around the driver unit so that it has "free air circulation" ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @WYOMINGCC, I've just read your 1st post again and running a power cable along a fence, wether it's in conduit or not, doesn't sound that safe. Es ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

If the fitting is metallic at all, it requires Earthing to the body of the fitting, this is a minimum safety requirement. This also means you need a 2 ...

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Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
2 replies
a month ago

Hi @Jspittle I highly doubt you will find a matching tint to match the other glass. You would be far better to replace both if you're fussy about t ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
a month ago

Hello @MikeTNZ Thanks for the update, I definitely won't take anything for granted and would recommend getting a professional to install any light ...

CSParnell
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October

@WYOMINGCC Same as others had to make a judgement on someones call especially without seeing it. From regulations it has to tick the requirements o ...

R4addZ
Becoming a Leader
September

Hi @darrenk I personally don't think a timber mount would be the way to go, it is effectively providing immediate access to fuel should the driver ...

Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
July

Hey @MikeTNZ Very early door furniture commonly had longer back-sets. So, your guy is probably correct. Filling with builders bog will be the best ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
July

Good Evening @Narla @EricL has described perfectly a tidy way of covering the network outelts plus down the wall. I would also use some double sided ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
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July

Hello @Narla Thanks for sharing your question about hiding your data cables. I propose looking at the Deta Standard Mounting Block combined with th ...

AlanM52
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July

From your first post. RE: But they’re no longer working. Did the 4 lights randomly stop working or did they all stop working at the same time? Are ...

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MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
1 reply
a month ago

Hi @Nailbag, I didn't know this until Pete told me about this and I've never seen it (or taken any notice). Old glass goes from white clear to a shade ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
a month ago

Hi @amberj31, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop and I hope that you enjoy and use your time here to the fullest, there are a lot of very switched on people ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
a month ago

Hi @sred, There needs to be a "flashing" in stainless steel around that gutter box, attached to the vertical wall behind it Otherwise, you're going to ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
a month ago

Hi @Jspittle, Just be aware that any new glass you might buy to repair this could be of a different thickness, especially if the window is quite old. ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
1 reply
a month ago

G'day @EricL, The actual LED light strips themselves, I believe are rated to IP 56, it could be higher, as in IP67. IP 56 is shower-proof, IP 67 is s ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
a month ago

Hi @darrenk, According to the manufacturers instructions, you need to cut the insulation around the driver unit so that it has "free air circulation" ...

MikeTNZ
Amassing an Audience
a month ago

If the fitting is metallic at all, it requires Earthing to the body of the fitting, this is a minimum safety requirement. This also means you need a 2 ...

MikeTNZ
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a month ago

Hi @WYOMINGCC Can we please get some photos of what this actually looks like? As an Electrician it is very hard to work this out with mere words. ...

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