How to replace drawer runners

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A drawer slide, also called a runner, is made up of two parts with one secured to the drawer and the other to the inside of the cabinet. Replace the runners if they become rough or sticky or the rollers break. TIP Avoid slamming drawers, let them close ...

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Step-by-step DIY guide on repairing plaster cracks and holes in your walls or ceiling.
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If you work carefully, it is a fairly straightforward task to replace a single cracked tile or remove and replace one with holes drilled in it that are no longer needed. You can also replace interspersed patterned tiles with matching plain ones to create a uniform effect.
Repairing holes in plasterboard using a backing piece4
Small holes in plasterboard can be repaired in the same way as in plaster. Medium-sized holes – up to about 125mm across – need to be fitted with a backing piece to block the cavity before they are filled with plaster filler. Larger holes, or a severely damaged surface, cannot be satisfactorily repaired with a filler. The damaged section must be removed and a new piece of plasterboard nailed to the frame and properly finished.  
Fix a Sticky Door3
The standard solution for a sticking door is to plane the edge that rubs against the jamb.
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