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24th October 2009, 03:55 PM
Thread: Triton DVD???
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Hi everyone I have 2 copies of the Triton...
Hi everyone
I have 2 copies of the Triton training DVD,s that you can have for free.
As the result of a stroke just after last christmas I have a vision defect that my doctor warned me not to use... -
8th November 2007, 10:54 PM
Thread: Hanging beam and ceiling joists
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Oh and don't forget to prop the ceiling...
Oh and don't forget to prop the ceiling underneath when you go to move the beam
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8th November 2007, 10:53 PM
Thread: Hanging beam and ceiling joists
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Question1: Yes you can move the beam, My tables...
Question1: Yes you can move the beam, My tables show the following
110x30 F17 grade will span 2800 @ 450 centres.
110x30 F14 grade will span 2700 @ 450 centres.
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23rd September 2007, 03:54 PM
Thread: Laundry in a Cupboard
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Pollyanna, Check your local Health & building...
Pollyanna,
Check your local Health & building regs, it can be against health & building to have washing facilities in the same room area as cooking facilities.
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16th July 2007, 03:01 PM
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Hey Capt. Zero, What makes you think we're on...
Hey Capt. Zero,
What makes you think we're on the bottom of the globe?
From where we stand it looks like the top.
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8th July 2007, 12:41 AM
Thread: Plasterboard onto brick wall
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It will take some time for the bricks to dry out,...
It will take some time for the bricks to dry out, and longer if you put the plaster up to soon. Can you leave the walls unplastered for a few months preferrably 5 to 6 or over summer?
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8th July 2007, 12:36 AM
Thread: I can't take the noise any longer!
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Here in Australia we don't normally go in for tar...
Here in Australia we don't normally go in for tar paper & shingles method of roofing,
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8th July 2007, 12:24 AM
Thread: Installing a new dampcourse
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I also used the Tech-Dry method & found it very...
I also used the Tech-Dry method & found it very easy to do, After several years the wall is still dry so the the dampcourse is working OK. No damp patches like Ozwinner but I left it six months to...
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23rd June 2007, 06:11 PM
Thread: Hebel Block
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If you study the brochure as mentioned by...
If you study the brochure as mentioned by silentbutdeadly you'll see that what you mentioned is possible but you should talk to a designer about construction techniques so you get the most...
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12th March 2007, 09:30 PM
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If you go to Hanson they should have details of...
If you go to Hanson they should have details of building a single leaf dwellings. Its about 10 years since building a hall in this method when Hansons were called Besser but we had to connect the...
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4th March 2007, 06:04 PM
Thread: Phoenix III - started
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Michael & Ken, My good friend Andy is about to...
Michael & Ken,
My good friend Andy is about to start on a Phoenix III and although an experienced boat builder in steel is looking for as much help in wood as he can muster. He is expecting his... -
4th March 2007, 11:38 AM
Thread: Glass in kitchen doors
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Thanks Cabbie, I now know where I'm heading with...
Thanks Cabbie,
I now know where I'm heading with the cabinet glass.
You've given me the knowledge that doesn't seem to be in any books that I have.
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1st March 2007, 04:43 PM
Thread: Glass in kitchen doors
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Thanks Boban & Cabbie. Does the silicone go on...
Thanks Boban & Cabbie.
Does the silicone go on both sides or just place the glass in position and then the silicone?
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28th February 2007, 09:35 PM
Thread: Building a house. Guesstimates needed.
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If you were building in Tassie you would get...
If you were building in Tassie you would get quotes in a range of $235,000 to maybe $275,000 but I would imagine that a rural area north of Brisbane would probably be a bit higher. There should be...
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28th February 2007, 09:20 PM
Thread: Glass in kitchen doors
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Glass in kitchen doors
I have 5 overhead kitchen cupboard doors in a colonial design which need the glass to be put in, what I would like to know is how to hold the glass in place? Each door has 6 panes of glass which...
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15th February 2007, 01:16 PM
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Makka619, It may not be unusual but I would be...
Makka619,
It may not be unusual but I would be wary of anyone that wants a 50% deposit,
In all my time of subcontracting and owner/building I have never paid more than a 10% deposit, and mostly no... -
13th February 2007, 03:24 PM
Thread: 2000 Training Video
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2000 Training Video
Is anyone interested in a 2000 Training video that I have. It consists of 6 hours of a comprehensive tutorial including setting up the 2000 series along with some info on jigs etc?
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29th September 2006, 05:10 PM
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Rich, Try Dargavel Windows on (03) 64422323,...
Rich, Try Dargavel Windows on (03) 64422323, don't know what suburb they're in but I have not long finished installing awning type double glazed windows in our house and they are very good quality...
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11th September 2006, 02:38 PM
Thread: Installing new drawer fronts.
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Thanks Journeyman Mick, Sounds good advice I'll...
Thanks Journeyman Mick,
Sounds good advice I'll try it, & let you know how I go.
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9th September 2006, 03:03 PM
Thread: Installing new drawer fronts.
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Installing new drawer fronts.
What is the best method for lining up & holding the drawer fronts in place before fixing them to the drawers, I had thought of using double sided tape to hold the fronts & then opening the drawer...
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29th August 2006, 11:32 AM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Here are 2 more photos of where I'm at, ready to...
Here are 2 more photos of where I'm at, ready to put the beading on,
I've rung Lafarge & they said that they have it here in Hobart.
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29th August 2006, 11:01 AM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Thanks Rod, Boy without your input I'd have made...
Thanks Rod,
Boy without your input I'd have made a lot more mistakes as I went along,
I hope I speak for all those of us non tradesmen of limited knowledge on this forum in thanking you for your... -
27th August 2006, 09:24 PM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Here are the photos of what I have done so far....
Here are the photos of what I have done so far.
Had to find out how to reduce the photo's size before I could post them.
Wayne
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27th August 2006, 08:42 PM
Thread: How to reduce the size of photos to 100kb
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Sticky: Thanks everyone, I've been trying to compress in...
Thanks everyone,
I've been trying to compress in paint Shop Pro but I keep getting a picture that isn't suitable for posting - no detail.
I'll try your suggestions
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27th August 2006, 08:01 PM
Thread: How to reduce the size of photos to 100kb
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Sticky: How to reduce the size of photos to 100kb
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/images/icons/icon4.gifWhat's the best way to reduce photos to less than 100kB,
The photos that I want to post are in Jpeg at 1.2MB.
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27th August 2006, 07:27 PM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Thanks Rod, the plastic bead sounds the way to...
Thanks Rod, the plastic bead sounds the way to go, I have started on the arch I'll post some photos in the next reply, I have made one blue when cutting the side sheets but i could overcome that by...
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24th August 2006, 11:38 PM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Thanks Mick, I hadn't heard of the "Arch bead'...
Thanks Mick,
I hadn't heard of the "Arch bead' before , sounds exactly what I need,
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24th August 2006, 12:10 PM
Thread: Archway over brickwall
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Archway over brickwall
OK fellas,
SWMBO has declared she wants the brick arch covered in plaster, Just doesn't like the look of the brick and also reckons it creates dust all the time.
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3rd November 2005, 11:16 PM
Thread: Imagined this happend to you.....
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A monitored alarm system and good neighbours...
A monitored alarm system and good neighbours works well for me.
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22nd October 2005, 09:34 PM
Thread: Toof mithing
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My local saw sharpening service is currently...
My local saw sharpening service is currently putting two new teeth on my 40 pointer although they said it would have been allright to keep using it I was a bit worried about the balance as it was...
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26th September 2005, 12:56 AM
Thread: dont build or renovate
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Actually that was moving out day!!!
Actually that was moving out day!!!
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26th September 2005, 12:22 AM
Thread: dont build or renovate
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I've owner/built three homes now, and the feeling...
I've owner/built three homes now, and the feeling of satisfaction and achievement can't really be described to someone who has never tried it.
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24th September 2005, 11:21 PM
Thread: retaining wall footing
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Hire yourself a Kanga hammer and go for it, your...
Hire yourself a Kanga hammer and go for it, your body will benefit after the initial soreness
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24th September 2005, 01:40 AM
Thread: retaining wall footing
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Dan574, what ever you do dig the base into the...
Dan574, what ever you do dig the base into the ground, because as you said you have had a water problem in the past and if the ground behind the wall becomes wet it expands, especially so if its...
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14th August 2005, 02:55 PM
Thread: Best Finish for Deck
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OK steve, Before you go any further check the...
OK steve,
Before you go any further check the web site
www.floodaustralia.net
All the details are there even photos showing some of the applications
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13th August 2005, 07:22 PM
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Adrian, Before you do anything go and talk to...
Adrian,
Before you do anything go and talk to the council.
You may have to use a registered designer, we do here in Tasmania, I've been designing houses & extensions for over 35 years but now that... -
13th August 2005, 07:09 PM
Thread: Best Finish for Deck
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Steve, I used a product called "Deck-n-Spa',...
Steve,
I used a product called "Deck-n-Spa', bought it at Bunnings but had to wait for it to come in.
There is a web site for them, a bit dear but they reckon 8 years before you have to redo it,... -
13th August 2005, 06:52 PM
Thread: Drainage Help
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Jason, Did you use the ag pipe that is wrapped...
Jason,
Did you use the ag pipe that is wrapped in geotextile material.
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7th August 2005, 10:32 PM
Thread: Flatpack Kitchen Recommendations
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KateP, Bunnings have a flatpack kitchen that is...
KateP,
Bunnings have a flatpack kitchen that is made in China but looks reasonable,
I decided to make everything myself, although I have yet to do the bench top
which has to have a join which I'm...