We’ve been gearing up for further renovations on the house since the shed has become fully erect. I’d started making some racks for the Colorado just before the first round of renos but I wasn’t able to get them finished before we had to get stuck in to the work. Now that I have an […]
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Check out what I’ve been up to in the last couple of weeks! The wall behind our TV wasn’t finished while we were doing the first round of renovations since it wasn’t a priority. We had it in mind that we’d make some timber shelves ourselves later down the line and that time is now.
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I’ve been uploading YouTube video tutorials on 3D modelling and animation lately since I’ve had limited capacity for IRL projects. Now the shed is finally built, I’ll hopefully be able to get more practical content for you, although I’ll be using 3D modelling to visualize and plan out upcoming projects. If you’re curious about what
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More renovations! See how we installed an eyelet curtain in our kitchen. There may be another video on curtain installs soon since I’m not sure about the look of these eyelet jobbies. Don’t worry, I have better ideas for content. This is all I can film at this point! Check out the 37 second long
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Most of my spare time has been spent renovating our house lately so I thought I’d try documenting the process. I’ve made a video that I thought may be helpful for some people who are interested in trying some DIY work on their own house. Tradco door handles look great in older Australian homes. Since
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The bedrooms were the easy part of the renovations. We just had to remove the inner linings on the walls to the exterior of the house to install some insulation, put in the new built-in wardrobes and paint the walls. We suspected that the doorways would have breezeways above them, as many old Queensland homes
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The bathroom was by far the most work of any part of the renovation, as is usually true for most whole house projects. The original bathroom was a hodge podge of add-on sections that were both poorly thought out and poorly executed. There was a toilet room inside the bathroom that just took up space
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The blue Prusa we built for the assembly guide blog has been working nicely for a while now. There is always room for improvement though so we’ve decided to showcase this little upgrade that has proved to aid in print quality on our other Prusas. Reasoning To obtain the best print quality, especially when your
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As you may already know, we have recently bought a new house and consequently a new workshop/office for Lannix Design. During the past few months we have been busy renovating the house upstairs since we had three months left on the lease for our old place. I realise that renovations have little to do with
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