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25th October 2007, 07:42 PM
Thread: Can you believe this????
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O.k Chumley, point taken, and building surveyor,...
O.k Chumley, point taken, and building surveyor, i have already submited the application for the certificate of concent but stupidely i was honest and stated i had intensions to rent out the...
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25th October 2007, 03:03 PM
Thread: Can you believe this????
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Back to the original thread, (not being rude),...
Back to the original thread, (not being rude),
I, too have been stung by this reg. as i have purchased a building lot to construct an I.P on. Not allowed to become an OB investor, but can become an... -
28th September 2007, 07:53 PM
Thread: load bearing wall
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Hi Rhys, You need to engage an...
Hi Rhys,
You need to engage an architect/draftsperson at the least, and no, your guess for a 200ub is not adequate over a 7600 span (for a tiled roof).
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28th September 2007, 07:10 PM
Thread: Design for TV/Home Theatre
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Hey Pete, Kids are home now, pics of the...
Hey Pete,
Kids are home now, pics of the entertainment unit as previously mentioned.
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28th September 2007, 12:10 AM
Thread: Design for TV/Home Theatre
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Hey Pete, I designed my own, bit late now to...
Hey Pete,
I designed my own, bit late now to take a pic (dont know how to transfer the pic) but will take one Friday. (Get the kids to transfer it. ) I built it with centre speaker, one above,... -
25th September 2007, 03:51 PM
Thread: Hafco ST12-D
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Thanks Ramps, i've just been given advice to...
Thanks Ramps,
i've just been given advice to go for a secondhand clean european unit by a local tool shop. Back to the drawing board.........................Again!!!!!!!!
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23rd September 2007, 12:57 PM
Thread: Hafco ST12-D
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Hafco ST12-D
Hi all,
Just wondered if anyone had an opinion on the Hafco st12-d fully optioned version ts. My intensions were to pick one up at the Melb WWS. Any comments would be appreciated.
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22nd September 2007, 10:11 PM
Thread: replacing steel balcony posts
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Ever thought of cladding the post in cement sheet...
Ever thought of cladding the post in cement sheet and rendering them to match the house, or would there be too much rendering? A different color perhaps?
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9th September 2007, 12:24 AM
Thread: Decking roof
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On the ball again Pawnhead, As Barry said,...
On the ball again Pawnhead,
As Barry said, Spanline have done thousands, but we must remember Spanline products are aluminium and have little weight. I have done a number of paralell gable enders... -
22nd July 2007, 10:07 PM
Thread: Plumbing Work - What is Permitted
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Sound like a catfight to me! (I like that...
Sound like a catfight to me! (I like that saying.):doh:
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21st July 2007, 11:55 PM
Thread: What Is The Best Combustion Heater
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Had a largest model ultimate free standing unit...
Had a largest model ultimate free standing unit in our first house and that chewed wood like you wouldn't believe - STAY AWAY!!!!! In our second and current homes we used clean air units- happy with...
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21st July 2007, 11:25 PM
Thread: Villaboard in Shower Area
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Am i the only one this sounds like a cat fight to...
Am i the only one this sounds like a cat fight to ????????????????????????? And for what it's worth, i've never sealed any wet area/villaboard over the years (other than over stopped-up areas) and...
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12th July 2007, 04:07 PM
Thread: Cypress Pine span tables.
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timber promotion council reg's
G'day Brian, Reg's are as follows for:
LOW DECKS. Upto 2.0 x 2.0
F5/F7
posts: 90x90
Bearers: 190 x 45 @ 2000c/c
joists: 120 x 35 @500c/c (450c/c not shown) -
12th July 2007, 03:40 PM
Thread: Laying hardwood floor
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G'day again, Only the first...
G'day again,
Only the first board needs to be top nailed (providing you're using boards under 90mm in width), and the secret nailer can be use all the way through except the last... -
11th July 2007, 02:44 PM
Thread: Laying hardwood floor
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Been there, done that!
G'day Wongo,
Having layed a few m2's over the years, these are my recommendations. Upto 90mm boards to secretnail(Aus standard) or as you wish in a top nail version. Help... -
8th July 2007, 06:46 PM
Thread: dropping a window by 30cm (possible )
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Easy!!!!!
Hi Jags,
Easily done,just cut your frame ties/nails with a hacksaw blade and wedge your window inwards evenly and slow. Once the window is out , replace your lintel/ three coarses of... -
8th July 2007, 06:31 PM
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Being an OB
Hi Repo,
Don't be shy about taking a crack yourself, your positive attitude is half thats required. The only licenced tradies that you will require will be the sparkies and plumbers, ... -
5th July 2007, 12:34 PM
Thread: MDF VJ Sheeting in Melbourne?
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Hi OBbob, try the Australian...
Hi OBbob,
try the Australian moulding co. out at Bayswater Nth on 97615456 or online at www.australianmoulding.com . They have the regency profile online but my experiance tells me... -
4th July 2007, 05:50 PM
Thread: Hafco st 12 d
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Hafco st 12 d
Hi guys,
Does anyone have the fors and againsts in regards to the
HAFCO ST12 D fully optioned version table saw? How will it handle a 12 x 24 sheet of mdf/melamine and what blade would... -
4th July 2007, 05:42 PM
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Hi Shauno, My prefered packing...
Hi Shauno,
My prefered packing would be a form of bitumen based dampcoarse commonly known as malthoid.It's available at many hardware stores and is about 1mm thick, just double, triple... -
3rd June 2007, 02:48 PM
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Hi Metal Head, I would always fit up the head...
Hi Metal Head,
I would always fit up the head (top) and drop a tape from over the head to the floor (less a couple of mm's) on an unfinished surface to be tiled or carpeted. If you are working on... -
3rd May 2007, 05:20 PM
Thread: Roofing info please
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Not so easy!
Hi Dunno, undertaking a task such as cutting in an opening is usually childs play for some-one willing to have a go. Other things you need to consider prior to cutting in are are there any counter...
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23rd February 2007, 09:06 PM
Thread: Legality of DIY re-roofing
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Hi Fog watch, unsure about up your way, but i...
Hi Fog watch, unsure about up your way, but i recently (4 years ago ) got busted doing my own roof due to having an a/h of a neighbour . I was told by the inspector that an unregistered person cannot...
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23rd February 2007, 08:37 PM
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Hi Chipperhead, Pawnhead is definetly putting...
Hi Chipperhead, Pawnhead is definetly putting you in the right direction. As i have done some 17 years of architectual conventional (stick) framing, my advice is to keep all hips and valleys running...
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31st January 2007, 08:58 PM
Thread: making a non-standard door cheaply?
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standard size
Most doors, internal or external are made to a standard size of 880mm wide and then increase or decrease by increments of 50mm. Ever thought of buying a 920mm door and buzzing 5mm off. Don't waste...