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I have had carpet removed, exposing gaps/unfinished edges where existing timber floorboards meet tiled areas. There are: Three tiled fireplace/hearth areas requiring timber trim along the exposed outer edges. One tiled doorway/threshold requiring trim along the exposed edge. Photos attached. I am looking for an experienced carpenter/handyman with good finishing skills to: Attend and accurately measure all exposed edges. Assess the width/depth of the gaps and recommend the most suitable timber profile (e.g. quad, tri-quad or other low-profile timber moulding). I would prefer the smallest/neatest profile that adequately covers the gaps. Source and supply the timber trim. Colour-match/stain/finish the timber as closely as reasonably possible to the existing older pine floorboards Cut neatly then secure the trims. The main priority is for the trim to blend into the existing timber floor as naturally as possible rather than looking like an obvious new transition strip.

Due to aging our existing cabinet edges are turning yellow. I would need some help re-edging cabinets or replace the whole box (highlighted), or suggest ways to make this cabinets look fresh

I need a joiner to splice in a new piece of timber on my casement window. The window has split along the hinged side, see photos.

I need to remove a very very large oil stain from my concrete driveway, I don’t have a car anymore.

To remove a very large old oil stain on the driveway, I don’t have a car anymore

Outdoor deck approx 10m x 3m needs sanding probably and re-staining or oiling

Cabinet slab is broken, its wooden, Under the sink

Saw this online - would love to have this cabinet built and mounted

Need to clean up mechanic oil leak from a car in the underground car park. - Due date: Before Sunday, 12 November 2023

Hi there. We need to upgrade our electrical switchboard (putting in a 36 module Clipsal switchboard). The dimension of the switchboard is: Height : 560mm Width : 345mm Depth : 106mm In order the install a switchboard in a cupboard, the electrician has advised that we need to have our existing cupboard built out so that the switchboard can be brought up to the front as described below: The carpenter will need to box out the cupboard so that we can fit the switchboard on the face. Please make sure to build the box out larger than the width and height of switchboard dimensions mentioned above. Please also allow for enough depth for us to install the switchboard as well as being able to close the cupboard door when switchboard is installed. We will also need the front face to be able to be removed for ease of running existing and new cables behind the switchboard. There is already an existing switchboard in the cupboard that has been built out for reference of what needs to be done. Attached is a photo with a red outline of where we would like to install the new switchboard (ie. the part of the cupboard that needs to be built out). The existing switchboard that will be replaced is visible just right of this area.