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Use more but smaller pots :)

In the meantime... https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/786996?googleshop=true&store_code=woolworths_supermarkets_3900&cvosrc=ppc.google_lia.&cvo_campaign=&cvo_crid=250420925934&Matchtype=&ds_rl=1260749&ds_rl=1260758&ds_rl=1260749&cmpid=smsm:ds:GOOGLE:Woolies_8458_BAU_Shopping_LIA_H%26O%20High_WW-0001:PRODUCT_GROUP&gclid=CjwKCAjwv_iEBhASEiwARoemvENfgLiXMg8Po8mDWXThrOYVy_SGTHTtmPLs2C9Hk969mMn4g3oM6RoC4R4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

For that I'd head over to the Woodworkers Forums. Just one post I found https://www.woodworkforums.com/f10/local-spoon-carving-woods-222956?highlight=carving+spoons and it links to https://thisbodger.wordpress.com/2018/05/03/australian-wood-spoon-carving/

Oh. You did keep on clarifying! If you knew the vast possibilities in coding good websites, you wouldn't have added anything after "petal", petal.

Well done. A little acetone on a white cloth will clean the glue off. Or paint :)

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My wife's arm blew up after the flu shot last week, which is unusual for her. Mine didn't. Different strokes...

Keep clarifying... :)

I didn't say it was a privacy concern. But it is data gathering. They would be reticent in their duty not to gather it.

For heaven's sake, just put them all in the same bottle!

My point is that in VIC today they don't need to ask extra questions as I'm over 50. Just book me in. Everything else is data gathering. Sheesh. I'm off to Facebook ;)

This survey, when I say I'm over 50 and from Victoria, should simply send me to the booking page. But no, it asks about 10 more questions, and presto, I'm eligible! Data gathering that's pretty blatant and unnecessary. When I decide, I'll just turn up I think

Not sure about the top couple, maybe screwed then filled, but the bottom one has a top and bottom plate which you could fix in place then insert the uprights and glue and screw or pin nail. You could preassemble the whole frame, but be careful with the height as standing it up could easily foul on the ceiling

Doesn't that normally help remove paint? :)

A DIYer is not concerned by a few extra seconds per screw, and an impact driver will perform a 1000 more jobs around the home/workshop compared to a roofing screw driver

Money is money, and plenty of standard 'professional' responses and little chance of reparations if issues arise down the track.

It's just that we prefer the footy actually worth talking about

Lately Aidi screws have come in tubs. More sturdy and reusable than the flimsy Zenith here, but not at all as handy as those with belt clips etc

Read it as "2 of 140 x 35", for example. Also in the AS "vertical nail lamination" (VNL) is explained, which is basically the method Marc mentioned, and is my preferred method. Abide by the nail/screw spacings to do VNL properly

Whaaaaat!!? Superior car? What makes a new Nissan Leaf, costing $53k-$65k, superior to just about any other new car in that price range? Performance? Comfort? Range? Driving dynamics? Carrying capacity? Towing capacity? No. But it does have a battery and is bloody ugly. Ahhh Wait! I know! It's quiet. That must be it! :)

If the fence has to go, so does the house over the road :). I think it's the camera lens playing tricks

Yeah, they are definitely around here, but my mention was just a bit of a fun... I used a long term local company with insurance for the $450 job I mentioned. My wife reckons the total was $600 with the stump grubbing. She is probably right :) but still cheap

The Tongans don't need no cherry picker :)

Those prices are ridiculous. I've had several huge gums cut down, the branches mulched (taken away) and the stumps grubbed. Most recent one was $450. (Trunk was left in large pieces for a mate to cut up for fire wood) That was 6 years ago but I know the price is still about the same in this town as mum got a medium birch removed last week for $200!

And all done in a white long sleeve shirt. Impressive :)

"Huawei has launched its first car, marketed as part of a collaboration with auto brand Seres – offering more than 1000km of range and a sub-five-second 0-100km/h time." https://www.caradvice.com.au/946470/huawei-unveils-its-first-car-the-2021-seres-sf5/

Similar, less mechanical, concept to steel toggle bolts. Looks easy enough. But I'm liking those Ramset anchors for heavier duty :)

Why so bitter and twisted? Sheesh!

Yes. In recent past deployments of laptops, staff of a certain major Australian company had been advised not to transport their laptops in Sleep mode due to fires in company cars. This was in the lithium battery era. Rare, and the requirement was likely highly precautionary, but it has happened