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Re: The Shed

Postby toot toot » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:25 am

Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


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Re: The Shed

Postby Q. » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:33 am

Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Sounds like a 'beer job' to me.
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Re: The Shed

Postby Choccies » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:34 am

Quichey wrote:
Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Sounds like a 'beer job' to me.


You offering Quichey ?? ;)
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Re: The Shed

Postby Q. » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:37 am

Choccies wrote:
Quichey wrote:
Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Sounds like a 'beer job' to me.


You offering Quichey ?? ;)


I'd only make the hole bigger.
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Re: The Shed

Postby Choccies » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:39 am

Bet u say that to all the girls........
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Re: The Shed

Postby OnSong » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:51 am

Choccies wrote:Bet u say that to all the boys........
Right in front of me. RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME!
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Re: The Shed

Postby Lightning McQueen » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:13 am

Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Jam a heap of scrunched up newspaper in there and then go over it with some poly-filla.
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Re: The Shed

Postby Q. » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:14 am

OnSong wrote:
Choccies wrote:Bet u say that to all the boys........


Just you SS.
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Re: The Shed

Postby Pseudo » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:23 am

Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


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Re: The Shed

Postby Choccies » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:25 am

Pseudo wrote:
Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Duct tape.

If it can't be fixed with duct tape, then it can't be fixed.


That's my theory too but I figured there may be a better solution out there somewhere... ;)
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Re: The Shed

Postby Iron Fist » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:34 am

if its only the handle
cut the damaged area out, get some gyprock
go to a site and you will find an off cut big enough.
and then cut to the same size you have cut out. then just need to flush the new square over and give it a lick of paint
its harder to descibe then to show someone
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Re: The Shed

Postby Mr Beefy » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:37 am

Lightning McQueen wrote:
Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Jam a heap of scrunched up newspaper in there and then go over it with some poly-filla.

Never use Polyfilla - it sets too hard and is too hard to sand - use gyprock all purpose plaster filler stuff
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Re: The Shed

Postby Lightning McQueen » Fri Jun 25, 2010 12:28 pm

Mr Beefy wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Choccies wrote:Right shed heads, a tradie type question.

Whats the best way to repair a hole in a gyprock wall caused by Junior Choccies bolting to the crapper at the last minute and ramming the handle thru the wall ?? The piece of gyprock is still attached but just flapping inside teh wall cavity....

Help me so I can get Mrs Choccies off me back.... :roll:


Jam a heap of scrunched up newspaper in there and then go over it with some poly-filla.

Never use Polyfilla - it sets too hard and is too hard to sand - use gyprock all purpose plaster filler stuff


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Re: The Shed

Postby Psyber » Fri Jun 25, 2010 1:25 pm

I found Polyfilla quite useful when I was doing a bit of renovating - though I resorted to sculpting it with a sharp chisel in some situations.
That technique produced better results in some situations like patching sculptured cornice that a softer filler might - it just took patience and a steady hand.
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Re: The Shed

Postby Strawb » Fri Jun 25, 2010 1:51 pm

Iron Fist wrote:if its only the handle
cut the damaged area out, get some gyprock
go to a site and you will find an off cut big enough.
and then cut to the same size you have cut out. then just need to flush the new square over and give it a lick of paint
its harder to descibe then to show someone

Best way to fix a hole in the wall with gyprock
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Re: The Shed

Postby Iron Fist » Fri Jun 25, 2010 3:38 pm

Strawb wrote:
Iron Fist wrote:if its only the handle
cut the damaged area out, get some gyprock
go to a site and you will find an off cut big enough.
and then cut to the same size you have cut out. then just need to flush the new square over and give it a lick of paint
its harder to descibe then to show someone

Best way to fix a hole in the wall with gyprock


Then get yaself a $2 rubber door stopper and fix that to the door or the skirting so it dont happen again!
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Re: The Shed

Postby Punk Rooster » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:13 pm

Iron Fist wrote:if its only the handle
cut the damaged area out, get some gyprock
go to a site and you will find an off cut big enough.
and then cut to the same size you have cut out. then just need to flush the new square over and give it a lick of paint
its harder to descibe then to show someone

rubbish- put a poster over the hole ;)
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Re: The Shed

Postby Squawk » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:38 pm

How about fixing the door to the wall so you cant see the hole any more, and hanging a curtain down from the door frame above? ;)
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Re: The Shed

Postby Strawb » Thu Jul 01, 2010 7:51 pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59vPZcM1Lq8
this is a project and good to see the lads putting wood work to good use
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Re: The Shed

Postby prowling panther » Thu Jul 01, 2010 8:49 pm

Know where your coming from Choccies, my Grandson was diagnosed with Aspergers disease (a milder form of Autism) just before his third birthday, he is now 7yo, We have learnt his behavioural patterns and what triggers his emotional state and his angers, and learnt how to handle him in a firm and fair manner, by us, (his grandparents), we are able to change the way we treat him over his sister who is 4yo and not show any favouritism towards both of them. He is doing very well in a mainstream school, however, the school does have a full-time teacher who is trained in helping out other kids with similar problems.

He does love his sports, basket ball and football being his favourite two participating sports, he also would like to get involved with Boxing and karate, and can handle a tennis racquet very well, his big weakness in all these sports activities is that he always wants to be a winner and has VERY big problems when he does not win or not allowed to win by other kids in his class, We dont always let him win, and he accepts it if he only loses by a couple of points or goals(B/Ball) but if he is getting beaten all the time then he can crack a wobbly and storm off in a huff and refuse to come out and play again, he will stay inside and sulk away by himself and gives himself a self imposed 'Time out' until he regains himself and is willing to have a go again, I really know he gets upset if anyone sees him crying, so we just let him have his 'Time Out" by himself without any interference, when he comes outside again we try not to make a fuss over him, make no reference to his wobbly and before we know it, its carry on as if nothing has happened.
We, including his parents, know that this is the best way to handle his situation and for him to grow up understanding his disabilities .
He has not been to a DR. or specialist or 'therapy' since he was diagnosed and he is coping very well indeed, the trick to his future is to have understanding parents and Grand Parents etc, keep all the chemical and crap out of his body that 'they' tell you he needs and let him grow up as natural as he can.
I know you can do these things for him Choccies, wish him and Mrs Choccies all the best guidance he can get.
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