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DIYGnome
Making a Splash
4 replies
yesterday

Hello @aaronrobertson welcome to the Workshop Community, have you tried sanding the area behind where the tiles were?This is the least intrusive appro ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
3 replies
yesterday

Hello @Sybilla the plastic trim on the inner edge of the tail gate is removable, behind which is the structure of the door, partially removing the tri ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
yesterday

Hello @Samara1 to the best of my knowledge... turning the light on, then off and back on quickly defeats the sensor light circuitry, to return to norm ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
1 reply
yesterday

@Dave-1 Necessity is the mother of invention 藍  

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Friday

Well @Noyade you are correct a Rivnut would simplify the process but would require yet another specialised tool, whilst I fully support collecting too ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
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Friday

Hello @LeanneN welcome to the Bunnings Workshop Community, I have such a connection myself under the kitchen sink, when we removed the dishwasher I us ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Friday

Hello @lego those look like spring assisted door magnets... is there a metal tab (similar to seen below) screwed onto the opposing door surface?I susp ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Thursday

Hello @Samara1 Bunnings supply thicker pine boards that can be stained to match your preferred timber style, I have used these in the past with great ...

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Noyade
Kind of a Big Deal
1 reply
Thursday

Hi @Coolaholigah Many good ideas above. I was wondering if a nut rivet would be useful in this situation?

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
2 replies
Thursday

It would be worth doing both sides as if you were to over-tighten the bolt, it could pull the other screw out of the threads. Mitchell

Coolaholigah
Cultivating a Following
3 replies
Thursday

Love that diagram thank you! Very clear.if I was taking it off and doing all that anyway it would probably be worth doing the nut and bolt on both sid ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
7 replies
Wednesday

Hi @Coolaholigah, I'd remove the door again (if you've put it back on) and insert an adequately long bolt that can reach the bracket from the front. ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
a month ago

Hi @DIYGnome, I've edited my reply above as I was under the impression that most smart chargers cut the charge to the battery once they were fully c ...

Dave-1
Home Improvement Guru
February

@DIYGnome Yeah I know that motivation problem... Currently making myself stitch the hoops for a modded home made snooker table, down to the last hoop ...

Dave-1
Home Improvement Guru
7 replies
February

Evening @Akanksha and AllFinally got around to posting the next project I complete dover summer.Outside Lounge with wheels It took around a week with ...

Dave-1
Home Improvement Guru
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I have wanted a replacement for my old timber sunlounge. It had been too many years in the sun and one day when I dropped myself on the timber frame I ...

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DIYGnome
Making a Splash
3 replies
yesterday

Hello @Sybilla the plastic trim on the inner edge of the tail gate is removable, behind which is the structure of the door, partially removing the tri ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
yesterday

Hello @Samara1 to the best of my knowledge... turning the light on, then off and back on quickly defeats the sensor light circuitry, to return to norm ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
1 reply
yesterday

@Dave-1 Necessity is the mother of invention 藍  

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Friday

Well @Noyade you are correct a Rivnut would simplify the process but would require yet another specialised tool, whilst I fully support collecting too ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
3 replies
Friday

Hello @LeanneN welcome to the Bunnings Workshop Community, I have such a connection myself under the kitchen sink, when we removed the dishwasher I us ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Friday

Hello @lego those look like spring assisted door magnets... is there a metal tab (similar to seen below) screwed onto the opposing door surface?I susp ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Thursday

Hello @Samara1 Bunnings supply thicker pine boards that can be stained to match your preferred timber style, I have used these in the past with great ...

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
Thursday

Hello @Hayaimi how quickly depends on what tools you already have... an orbital or random sander will make short work of levelling plaster filler BUT ...

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John1934
Just Starting Out
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how to setup new Ozito constant pressure pump

DIYGnome
Making a Splash
November

According to the User Manual the Ozito 36v line trimmer has a battery protection circuit, given the relatively simple battery powers motor via trigger ...

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