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I didn't use the rail for the base cabinets, as they don't need as much support and I managed without using a rail, but it could be done if it had to be i guess.

Just spent the last few hours...

I ended up hanging mine using a peice of hard wood screwed to the studs in the wall behind the cabinets then screwed the cabinets into that. Basically a home made version of there rail system, worked...

We have 9ft ceilings, and have got the 920mm tall wall cabinets, how high off the bench top should they be attached? I don't want them too tall as the wife is short. Is there a standard height???

Thanks Arms, I thought I had read somewhere that the join of the cabinets required sealing? anyway, should be right to go, the tops are going to be cesar stone, so they should be right :)

Thanks...

What type of sealer should I use on the joins? Do they all need to be done, or just the sink cabinet?
Thanks again Tim.

Thanks for the info, good tips, floors being done next wk, then its kitchen time. Hopefully it will run smootly, Cheers Tim.

I am going to be installng an Kiea kitchen end of next week. I know a lot of people bag them out etc, but we have decided to go with one.

Just after any tips on putting the cabinet together and...

Thanks all for the input. I will go ahead as per normal then, cheers Tim.

Just a quick one.

I am in the process of plastering our living room and kitchen. Do I need to use a wet area plasterboard in the kitchen??? Is it required or beneficial?

If so the wall runs...

Thanks for the advice. I will give the trowel a go and not bother with the curved joint knife thingy. Will be doing the top coat this week so hoping it all goes well, thanks again, Tim.

Well I have been away with work so the renos have been put on hold. Just wanted to know should I use one of those curve edge knifes? or am I better off with a straight one? Will be doing the top coat...

Thanks all. I have had a look a Rod's site and it was a great help. I made a brief start last night and will go again today. I am going slow and taking my time, i want to get it right. If I have any...

I am going to have a go at plastering our bedroom. The sheets are up and I was going to get someone to do the joining, but I have decided to have ago myself. I have not attempted this before and have...

sorry no pics. they seem to have soaked up water several inches up. The sheet is still intact etc, just worried that if it drys out it will be out of shape? any suggestions on how to dry it out while...

I am in the process of plastering our bedroom. I had a few sheets of Gyprock in the garage sitting on their sides. Over the last week we had a lot of rain and water has got into the garage and run...

It was electric planer, a GMC not sure what model. I used my old mans planer years ago and from memory had not troubles. But this time I found that I was leaving groves, from the side of the blade....

I have some orgeon pieces that was passed onto me, couple of meters long and about 30cm wide. It is a bit weathered and I want to clean the surface up before using it. I gave a small piece a run over...

Thanks for the info.

And Oges, I am actually living in Kariong, small world. Where do you guys meet?

At this stage I only have one project in mind. But I have always had the train of thought...

I was looking at the cheap scroll saws in places like Bunnings etc. ie, GMC brands etc. I won't be using the thing very often, and nothing to fancy. What sort of features should I be looking for? I...

I currently work as a cop in sydney, on the nice beaches side tho. With all these riots etc that are going on, its just like the Redfern incident all over again. Some say Police should just leave...

I did some research on the net and found that a boat called the Cracker Jack was popular size/model for whipper snipper engines. I managed to track down some plans, not the best, they have been...

How have you gone with plans? I thought of doing this a few years back but never got around to it. If you get some decent plans can you let me know I would love to have a go at it.

Cheers Tim.