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Tom I'll give you a call as soon as we have a moment. We are in the crazy part of moving at the moment and can't find time to scratch ourselves.

We are looking for a small timber miller around the SE Qld/Northern NSW area who might be able to help us source some mini slabs to use as deck hand rail on our new reno project at Tamborine Mountain.

We have gone the kitchen company route four times. Each time it seemed a lot of money to pay for a melamine box in bits. And we were never happy with the quality (squareness) of the kichen company...

My hubby and I are still in the research stage prior togetting serious renovating our new place on Mt Tamborine.
I was dead set on getting a sliding compound mitre saw(another post of mine), to...

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The twisted cheap imports advice has got me worried. Would the $160 Hume doors from Bunnings be warped?

Thanks Fuzzy and Handyjack you have given me confidence. A neighbor who was long ago a cabinet maker said an easy way for beginners was to hang the doors on thehardwood frame sides independently and...

We are about to get serious on our Tamborine Mountain reno.In the past we always just went and bought already hung framed doors. Thistime, due to hubby’s general Scottish tightness, we are thinking...

Thanks everyone, we have scribed fancy cornice in a 1930s reno and your right it really does make a difference. Anyone had any experience with the Renegade sliding compound mitre saw? My husband is...

We are replacing the ceiling in our new renovator atTamborine Mountain and are thinking of getting a sliding compound mitre saw mainly to do cornice mitres and help a little with 90 degree cuts on...

Thanks old1955, I cant get over how much valuable information is in this site.

This is fascinating. Is it possible to mill logs of about 150 -180mm. I once saw a verandah rail made from slabbed red gum about that wide and 50 or so thick that had the natural curved outer wood...

Thanks Crowie I need all the advice I can get as we are facing the new wonders of painted besser bricks/ western red cedar cladding/ indoor wood heaters which is all new to us.

Hi everyone I'm a slightly experienced renovator who promised her husband no more renovations and guess what - I've gone and bought a new house this time a modernish (for me) 1970s faux Queenslander...