Wow. Advice, warnings and humour coming in left right and centre. I love it. Can't believe how much assistance is freely given in these forums (or is it fora?).
The hole is quite small and on the back so won't be blatantly obvious to anyone except me. Consequently I think I may just fill and sand unless DB pops up and admonishes me. As for The B store, is there a problem with going there? Unless I am mistaken, they originated in WA, so the sandgropers should be encouraging people to go there to increase their shareholder dividends ;-). Thanks to all for the responses.
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) there's nothing wrong with the B store, but there is with some of their products. Generally their stuff is for home handyman (and woman) type activities. I guess here we're talking something like detailed woodworking in terms of aiming for accuracy and quality in output. Therefore many will recommend other sources for things like glue, sandpaper and the like. You'll also get better understanding and service from a woodworking store - nothing like the blank look you get from someone from Bunnings when you bring in an obscure tool and then help them to find it in their own store. Not having a go at those that work at Bunnings, but it's like the difference between a good, classically trained butcher and a shelf stacker in the supermarket - a butcher will tell you what the cut is, how to cook it and how to get the best out of the cut of meat - the shelf stacker will tell you what aisle it's on.
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