Hi @Neen I think you will agree there is no harm in doing both the front and back and fibre glass webbing for that stronger repair. I know you like ...
Hi @praba A inexpensive way is to line the shed wall base with plastic and have it push past the cement slab. So any water through the holes diverte ...
Hi @amichaelmedia Timber shrinks by 10% when it drys as a guide so its natural to get some cracks but the furniture isnt in bad condition i would ca ...
Hi @Neen I would get some helpers and stand the face up on its footing as it was designed to do that way you can access both sides of the repair. If ...
Thank you @Jewelleryrescue, good advice about the strapping, I'll add that in. And interesting thought about going under the joists. That could work w ...
Hello @arfabuck
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's marvellous to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about what to ...
Hello @khatriy
Thanks for sharing your question about your outdoor hinge. That's an elegant solution suggested by @Jewelleryrescue. The aluminium a ...
Hi @Neen I think you will agree there is no harm in doing both the front and back and fibre glass webbing for that stronger repair. I know you like ...
Hi @Neen I would get some helpers and stand the face up on its footing as it was designed to do that way you can access both sides of the repair. If ...
Hi @dezbuster Try the following. Under the step you will need a plastic smoother in the paint department or some old card board will work to as lon ...
Thanks for following the story @MitchellMc After you sharing your ideas I have added the solar film I decided to buy her a small desk fan(bladeless) ...
