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Volume 6, Issue 8
Mitre 10 Projects How To magazine is
published 11 times a year by
MMS Publishing Ltd.
www.nzprojects.co.nz
info@nzprojects.co.nz
Managing Editor:
Scott Wilson • Phone 021-725 061
Email: scott.wilson@nzprojects.co.nz
Editor:
Shaun Evans • Mobile 021-1529136
Email: shaun.evans@nzprojects.co.nz
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Sales Manager:
Chris Yates • Phone: 027 573 2005
Email chris.yates@nzprojects.co.nz
Contributors:
Contributors: Shaun Evans, Scott
Wilson, Je t’aime Hayr, Sandy Johnson.
Marketing:
Juliette Bavister – Muse Marketing
juliette@musemarketing.co.nz
Design and Layout:
Bernadette Tipene, Twist Design
Phone 021 323 904
Printer:
Nicholson Print Solutions
Enquiries:
MMS Publishing Ltd
P O Box 14069
Five Cross Roads
Hamilton 3252.
0800 NZPROJECTS (0800 697 765)
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contents
4 POWER DIY
Power tools you know you want.
14 WARM UP THE WALLS
What’s in your walls has everything to do with keeping your heat.
20 THE GEAR YOU NEED
Safety gear you need to install insulation in your walls.
22 KNOCK, KNOCK
Answer the door to new door furniture … we show you How To.
32 DYNAMIC DECKS
What a difference a stain makes … so how do you get started?
36 WINDOW DRESSING
Revitalise your interiors with simple and effective blinds.
40 STYLE PLAN
We guide you through developing your own paint style.
44 NO LION, NO WITCH
We look at modern wardrobe design and stylish storage features.
48 SIX WAYS
Deciphering the jargon, six gardening terms explained.
50 CHECKLIST
Seeds, salads and spring – it’s all here.
52 GET YOUR GREENS
Yates take us for a walk in their garden for salad greens.
54 RED, JUICY TOMATOES
Great to eat and a pleasure to grow, it’s a tomato How To.
60 WONDERLAND LIGHTING
Create an amazing look in your late night garden.
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NZ Projects magazine is a monthly publication,
produced 11 times a year ISSN 2230-4770 (Print)
ISSN 2230-4789 (Online). MMS Publishing reserves
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material. No part of NZ Projects How To magazine
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To magazine accepts no responsibility for the return or
condition of unsolicited manuscripts, art or photography
material.
Limitation of liability
: NZ Projects How To
magazine has been produced to provide the basic
and general information required when undertaking
home improvement projects around your home. It is not
designed to replace the advice you may require in certain
applications around your home. The contents of any
article may need to be modiied for a particular site and
circumstances pertaining to some projects.
Local bylaws pertaining to certain construction or home
improvements should always be adhered to and we advise
contacting a suitably qualiied tradesperson when you
require expert services or advice.
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easyTRAP
new products
New colourful coverplate collection
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invigorate a home’s décor, the affordable Linea wall plates help to establish each room’s personality while celebrating
design statements around the home.
easyTRAP has added 12 new lines to their range;
Codling Moth and Codling Moth Refi ll Kit, Sticky Tree
Band, “Mini-Stickies” for fl ying insects, sticky traps for
Cockroaches, Pantry Moths, Cloths Moths, Silverfi sh &
Spiders plus live-catch and multi-catch mouse traps!
The coverplates can be easily interchanged to refl ect changing colour trends. Sleek and functional, the Linea
collection can be used for a host of applications including light switches, extra safe power points, dimmers and internet,
telephone and television outlets. And, the soft suede-like fi nish means they are simply a delight to touch.
easyTRAP products offer a Natural Solution to Indoor
and Outdoor Pest Control; Non-Toxic, no poisons or
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Other products in the range include Wasp Traps, Slug
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Whitefl y and other fl ying insects that damage gardens
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Available now at your local retailer.
For more info please contact Tollesbury Enterprises;
e: tollesbury@xtra.co.nz p: 09 421 0190
f: 09 421 0192
Arigo
Exciting new lighting range
Callisto
Olympus:
The Olympus creates a striking visual impact with it’s contemporary design
and smooth anthracite fi nish. With a durable aluminium body and energy saving
LED technology, this is truly a bold statement for any environment.
Teaching old doors
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Arigo:
A versatile and durable spotlight constructed out of marine grade stainless steel.
Light up your garden or plants from above or below the water!! With an IP68 rating the
Arigo spotlight can be fully submersed under the water. You can easily replace the lamp
with an LED alternative, great for those who are looking to light their garden while using
as little energy as possible…
Cylon:
The natural granite fi nish allows the Cylon to integrate seamlessly into it’s
environment, it provides a upward illumination highlighting a feature or creating ambience
in your garden. You can easily replace the lamp with an LED alternative, great for those who
are looking to light their garden while using as little energy as possible…
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sliding door locks by Ingersoll Rand give old aluminium sliding doors
new life, style and security.
Stella
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style and a high quality manufactured fi nish.
Schlage’s 85 years of design and innovation produces stylish, innovative
technologies that meet stringent quality and security standards.
Callisto:
A traditional wall light with classic features and a rust brown fi nish will integrate
perfectly into a natural environment. While classic in style there are many great features
including a durable aluminium body and the added benefi t of energy saving LED technology…
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How To
DIY 101
DIY 101
Power tools
by Scott Wilson
Every well-stocked workshop needs a number of power tools to
get projects completed accurately and professionally; however,
just which tools you need depends on what jobs you are planning
to do. Over the next few pages, we take a look at some of the tools
you may have, want or need in your workshop – and some that
may be completely irrelevant but are still very cool.
The basics
Circular saw
Every workshop needs one of these. Depending on what
type of job you have in mind, or whether you want a useful
all-purpose circular saw, you can choose something high-
powered with a large blade, or go for something more
middle-of-the-road (and budget friendly) with a slightly
smaller blade.
Cordless drill/driver
There is a huge range available and they have come a
long way from their market release in the 1980’s. In
some cases, it may even pay to have two – one set up to
drill and one to drive screws. Grab a spare battery, so you
can charge one while using the other.
Electric drill
A good electric drill will be able to handle more demanding
work for longer periods of time than a battery drill.
There’s no need to wait for the battery to charge as well;
just plug it in and away you go.
Increased power and torque mean corded drills to handle
bigger bits and tackle tasks like drilling concrete.
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How To
Black & Decker’s key
play makers
KG1200-XE
125mm ANGLE GRINDER
KR55CREK-XE - HAMMER DRILL
• 550 Watt Powerful Motor
• 13mm Keyless Chuck
• Variable Speed
• Side handle with Depth rod
• Drilling & Hammer Drilling Modes
• 2 year limited warranty
• 1200 Watt Powerful Motor
• Rubber grips add to user comfort
and control
• Spindle Lock
• 3 position side handle
• Tool free safety guard
Drilling & Hammer Drilling Modes
KS900EK-XE
JIG SAW
• 600 Watt Powerful Motor
• Variable Speed
• On-Board Blade Storage
• Accu-bevel - Tool Free
Bevel adjustment
• Orbital Action
EPC182K2-XE
18V CORDLESS
DRILL
• Two Battery Packs
• Two Speed
• 24 Position Clutch
• Variable Speed
• Handy Kit Box
• 4 year limited warranty
Two Battery Packs
KS1300-XE - 185mm Circular Saw
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24 Position Clutch
Variable Speed
Handy Kit Box
4 year limited warranty
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• 1300 Watt Powerful Motor
• Aluminium / Steel Blade
Guard
• Depth Adjustment
• Sawdust Ejection Chute
• Bevel Adjustment
• 2 year limited warranty
1300 Watt Powerful Motor
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Jigsaw
Belt sanders are designed to remove a considerable
amount of material and can quickly do a lot of damage
to the surface of a project if used by someone unaware.
Such a handy little tool, a jigsaw is ideal for getting into
those places inaccessible with a circular saw. They feature
changeable blades for working on different materials:
perfect for cutting out holes in panels for power points,
plumbing ixtures and cutting curves for some of those
more exotic projects.
In most cases, sanders are a way of inishing a project, so
should be seen as a inishing tool.
KA270-XE
MULTI SANDER
With that in mind, an orbital or random orbital sander
will do the job. It can be paired with a detail sander to get
into all the corners, nooks and crannies.
KX2000K-XE
Heat Gun
Planer
• Detail + 125mm ROS
• 170 Watt Powerful motor
• 11000 rpm
• Finger Sanding Attachment
• Hook and loop paper attachment
• Cyclonic Dust Canister
• 2 year limited warranty
This may seem like a luxury item but you’ll only have to
use it once, in a situation where you need to remove quite
a bit of material from a project, to realise just how useful
an electric planer is.
Lights
170 Watt Powerful motor
Not technically classed as a power tool, but an
electrical item that is a must in any good workshop
(or anywhere you’re working where it’s a little dark).
Without good lighting, working with power tools isn’t
going to be safe. You need to see clearly to get the job
done right with minimal danger to yourself or others.
• 2000 Watt Element
• Variable Temperature Range
50ºC - 600ºC
• Free Stand Ability
• Kitbox - Conveniently stores
Heatgun and Accessories
2000 Watt Element
Variable Temperature Range
Sander
Kitbox - Conveniently stores
Heatgun and Accessories
Suggesting a sander is one thing, deciding which sort
you need is something else entirely. There are a number
of electric planers – orbital sanders, belt sanders, detail
sanders and random orbital sanders.
Freecall 0800 339 258
Freecall 0800 339 258
www.blackanddecker.co.nz
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