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  1. Thread: what to do?

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    negoiate to a half payment to keep everyone happy

    negoiate to a half payment to keep everyone happy
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    really any 4wd/caravan camping stuff is going to...

    really any 4wd/caravan camping stuff is going to be 12v. jump on the local face book market place and see what solar stuff is for sale. Or just go buy a panel kit and the biggest battery you can...
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    something to think about is can you actually get...

    something to think about is can you actually get the dimensions you want?

    assuming they're "fairly" accurate as it, your going to loose blade kerf and depending on the machine will need to be...
  4. the 1m height rule is usual in most coulncils,...

    the 1m height rule is usual in most coulncils, some are 900mm

    also remember there are minimum distances from the fence line to the outer face of the wall that also need to be met to not attract...
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    with out knowing what you currently have hardware...

    with out knowing what you currently have hardware wise there's zero ability to recommend a replacement CPU


    as china mentioned might need to nut out what you actually need replace.
    are you...
  6. I found the same panels and used them for a...

    I found the same panels and used them for a kitchen bench (including sink) in our old rental property. I just coated them in 2 or 3 coats of the cabbots benchtop poly

    worked fine in terms of...
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    you are posting in a thread which no one has...

    you are posting in a thread which no one has commented on for 19 years...


    some of the people in this thread havent logged in to this site since 2015...
  8. why sell you one saw when you could buy 2?

    why sell you one saw when you could buy 2?
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    large gaps & top nailed my mums 80's house...

    large gaps
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    top nailed


    my mums 80's house that was cut in half and moved at some point had pine floor boards so she ripped up the carpet and had them sanded. There where some pretty decent...
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    if you dont want to mix motar... I have another...

    if you dont want to mix motar... I have another tube product for you.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSjer5ClHF0&t=57s
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    if you don't want to bother mixing motar theres...

    if you don't want to bother mixing motar theres quite a few exterior glues you could just slap them back down and be done with it.

    Just a moment...
  12. depends how much work you want? oil will bring...

    depends how much work you want?

    oil will bring up the grain nicely but will need to be re-applied most frequently (6months - year)
    water based film (cabbots aqua deck etc) will probably get a...
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    the only type of fill you'd be able to put in...

    the only type of fill you'd be able to put in there would be a 2 part epoxy. but you'd have to fill it and then sand off all the excess.


    at 100mm thick i'd just take it somewhere with a...
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    I would have liked to do this, but the masking up...

    I would have liked to do this, but the masking up seems like a TON of work.


    I think it would have to be one of those jobs you do over a year where you tackle a different window every fortnight.
  15. I believe they're telling you to just let the...

    I believe they're telling you to just let the motor hang by gravity is so that you're not putting tons of tension on the belt. a heap of extra tension is just resistance and heat that everything has...
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    yeah to help clear up millers post putting the...

    yeah to help clear up millers post

    putting the generator onto the "grid" acts like a huge big electric handbrake on the generator/turbine so if you need to make more mega watts, you need to over...
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    it might help to post your current specs before...

    it might help to post your current specs before offering advice on upgrades

    regards to the cooling:

    you'll probably find its the thermal paste (there's a thin spread of goo between the fans and...
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    your link doesn't work it just goes straight...

    your link doesn't work

    it just goes straight to marketplace
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    I thought it was answered in the video. they...

    I thought it was answered in the video.

    they didn't want do disconnect from the grid and cause an overspeed event from all the left over steam? I also wonder if in that last few minutes no one...
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    Well thanks for clearing that up

    Well thanks for clearing that up
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    might be a bit young... but I don't get it?

    might be a bit young... but I don't get it?
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    It definitely has fibres in it. Its part of my...

    It definitely has fibres in it. Its part of my complaint to the manufacturer, that they're hanging out everywhere

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    I used the cabbots bench top clear in a a rental...

    I used the cabbots bench top clear in a a rental kitchen that had some of those merbau project panels from bunnings as the bench.

    it wasn't well maintaned and after two years the high water prone...
  24. yep use form ply. you can also buy 3mm MDF...

    yep use form ply.

    you can also buy 3mm MDF backed melamine (probably better off searching for this as formica and laminex are brands not a generic product term) from bunnings which you could just...
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    I think I've given off the wrong question. I'm...

    I think I've given off the wrong question.

    I'm not trying to reproduce the tongue and groove, just route (or cut) out the top 3 - 5mm of the sheet so I can shove some sealant/silicon in there.

    ...
  26. do you have any means of ripping boards down? ...

    do you have any means of ripping boards down?

    alot of places will sell 25mm thick decking boards, they'll just be 135 - 140mm wide. so you could either rip them down to 70mm or just use them as is...
  27. Thread: standards

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    this.

    this.
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    routing in fibre cement

    VERY left of field question...

    has anyone ever tried routing fibre cement sheeting. A decking product i'm using is a glorified fibre cement sheet 30mm thick which has a tongue and grove profile to...
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    I swear I've seen dirty movies with these type of...

    I swear I've seen dirty movies with these type of machines in them
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    honestly... the biggest issue with all of them...

    honestly... the biggest issue with all of them are kids rocking either back and forth or the MUCH more susceptible side to side.


    we actually have two of those kids steps screwed together with a...
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    Compared to other hard wax oils out there......

    Compared to other hard wax oils out there... probably not. A little does go a long way though
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    well yeah the decommission of Munmorah started in...

    well yeah the decommission of Munmorah started in like 2012... I know this because I did 6 months there as an apprentice... decommissioning it. (mainly draining oils from things nothing overly...
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    ummm I'm pretty sure you'll find that's the 4x...

    ummm I'm pretty sure you'll find that's the 4x gas units of the colongra power station in the background (built at the back of the station and sold for around 230mill a hand full of years ago after...
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    I always chuckle when I see this line in articles...

    I always chuckle when I see this line in articles



    because all the renewables so far have really helped to lower bill prices :U




    My hot take on the Eraring issue...
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    that area is actually under cover and the deck...

    that area is actually under cover and the deck will be sloped away from the house so it will receive little to no rain exposure other then a maybe a pressure wash so the flashing/apron is possibly a...
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    waterproofing old deck joists

    hi

    wasn't sure if this should be in the waterproofing or deck section. Basically I'm replacing an old timber deck with a new steal subframe one. the old bearer has been removed leaving the joists...
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    4 or so coats of a water based poly would be my...

    4 or so coats of a water based poly would be my suggestion

    the pour on stuff you're talking about is a 2 part epoxy which while tough, and gives that thick glass look, will be harder to repair...
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    I would assume its an exposed beam... and it...

    I would assume its an exposed beam... and it might like a bit silly if 3/4 up the side of the beam a random hole and wire juts out that then has to be fed into the roof




    like the fan in this...
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    cheaper, simpler and easier to just buy a whole...

    cheaper, simpler and easier to just buy a whole new light.
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    How thick is the beam? Make sure you're not...

    How thick is the beam? Make sure you're not taking out too much meat of the beam?


    I'd suggest similar to the method above, but starting with a smaller length bit. So pretty much a standard drill...
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    So between the last lot of back yard photo's and...

    So between the last lot of back yard photo's and now I actually replaced the chainmesh fence. It was just cheaper and easier to replace it with chain link, but went the black coated stuff, also...
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    reserved for updated front yard pic

    reserved for updated front yard pic
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    blocks went in fairly easily 534469 ...

    blocks went in fairly easily

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    digger came in and worked its magic again. ...

    digger came in and worked its magic again.

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    so we where kind of hoping the power supply to the house was buried a bit deeper then where it was. But of course it wasn't. so right at...
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    I kind of forgot to update this with some of the...

    I kind of forgot to update this with some of the front yard stuff


    I don't really have AS many photo's of the front as I do of the back.


    so the main idea for the front yard was to try and...
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    Find one in a state that doesnt pay sales tax (or...

    Find one in a state that doesnt pay sales tax (or pays a smaller amount)
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    if you have access under your house i'd be going...

    if you have access under your house i'd be going and checking under that area. our rental had a leak that looked like it was just affecting the jamb, but a large section of chipboard under the house...
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    +1 you don't need a pilot hole for a foster bit....

    +1 you don't need a pilot hole for a foster bit. the tip in the middle is what stops it wandering off.

    but it sounds like you're trying to HOG out a heap of the centre material and finish it off...
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    I must be a spoilt millennial the idea of...

    I must be a spoilt millennial the idea of re-coating a table every few weeks gave me the shivers.
  50. it sounds harsh... may be better off taking it to...

    it sounds harsh... may be better off taking it to scrap metal merchant.

    or finding and "antique dealer" who will come at you with a fairly low price but take it all away at once. It might not be...
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