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I've built a couple of her plans and I used a spreadsheet. It's then simply a matter of using a formula like so: A1 = 25.4B1 = plan measurement =round ...

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@Razzer, Definitely going to base my new workbench on this. I have a sliding saw also and I want to have dust collection with mine. If you don't ...

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How did you make the wheels? I’d be real keen to find that out.

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Funnily enough this is the very reason I got into woodworking.Once when travelling to Hawera to do a job I noticed wooden toys on the side of the road ...

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I've settled on the Selleys Heavy Duty Liquid Nails. It seems to fit the needs of what I'm trying to do. Thanks for your help.

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@twocutekelpies, would it be possible to use something like No More Nails to adhere the frame to the caravan? The only possible issues I could see wou ...

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I'm glad you've done this sort of thing before @twocutekelpies. I would like to know how I attach the frame to the aluminium or do I not need to worry ...

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Got another project underway. It wasn't meant to be a big one but a couple of issues that we knew about ended up being a bit more of a job than planne ...

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Hi everyone we’ve been very busy at Lisa’s Garden! Now that the warmer months have finished and we’ve had a bit of rain, we thought it was time to con ...

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Hey everyone, thought I’d share a Kmart dollhouse I recently gave a makeover. I’ve attached some before & after pics as well as some pics & a run down ...

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Hi @SLlo, The easiest option might be for you to measure the rear wall and have one of our helpful team members in-store cut a piece of 2440 x 1220 ...

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1:20 scale Wooden model I made specially for, & Donated to the, Port Vincent RSL Sub-Branch for their Annual ANZAC raffle.Truck based on a Kenworth T9 ...

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@woodenwookie you could glue it in, just make sure it's a very flexible adhesive, some brands dry hard and the bond will break as soon as you hit the ...

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Have a look at the cladding, you may find it was fastened originally using either nails or staples to hold it in place until the trims/j rail went on. ...

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Forgive me, it's been a while since I've posted, my 1972 York rebuild was completed and is now being enjoyed by a lovely couple who bought her shortly ...

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Nice work on starting the frame replacement. I've had to do the same in my little Franklin as most of it was missing. I've used tassie oak on the side ...

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I've built a couple of her plans and I used a spreadsheet. It's then simply a matter of using a formula like so: A1 = 25.4B1 = plan measurement =round ...

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Funnily enough this is the very reason I got into woodworking.Once when travelling to Hawera to do a job I noticed wooden toys on the side of the road ...

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I've settled on the Selleys Heavy Duty Liquid Nails. It seems to fit the needs of what I'm trying to do. Thanks for your help.

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@twocutekelpies, would it be possible to use something like No More Nails to adhere the frame to the caravan? The only possible issues I could see wou ...

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I'm glad you've done this sort of thing before @twocutekelpies. I would like to know how I attach the frame to the aluminium or do I not need to worry ...

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Got another project underway. It wasn't meant to be a big one but a couple of issues that we knew about ended up being a bit more of a job than planne ...

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It's been a while since I've been here. Work has got out of hand lately with people leaving and their roles needing filling. We were embarking on doin ...

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Got it done. Removed all the siding and that got to the pipe. I over thunk it to be honest.

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A workbench with built-in mitre (drop) saw, dust collector and loads of storage including vertical drawers to hold paint cans. The projectBefore and ...

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