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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Formwork & Slab Pour It all happened at once. It seemed that as soon as the old mango tree had been taken away as a pile of woodchips, we had the concreter coming to prepare the site for his formwork. If you’ve been following along, you’ll know that I’ve been keen to get the shed
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Slab Preparation The go-ahead was given to the shed builder in February of this year and we were told there’d be a six-month wait til it could be built. Apparently this is normal across the industry at this point for some reason. So much so that we had to go with the only company that
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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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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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As you may know from our recent blog updates we’ve been busy with home renovations. We’re up to a point where we’ve moved in to the house but still have quite a few jobs left to do before we can call that place done. One of the many small jobs left was to attach the
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Tripod End Table Project Sometimes you just need an end table. I can’t say that these small tables are a passion of mine. I’m not sure that anyone would say that. This one was designed and built out of a need that arose after my baby son arrived. But let’s not get into that. I
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Starting a business means you’ll be spending a lot of your time at a desk. The amount of USB sticks, SD cards and random stationery floating around the desk makes you wonder where all this came from. Things can get messy pretty quickly if you’re focused on the job at hand so a little organisation
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Talking to people about 3D printing tells me that people aren’t always aware of the beautiful results that can be achieved through the use of a few different printing techniques. I’d like to highlight a few of them now. Filaments The use of metallic, silk and colour changing filaments can add a significant amount of
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