Police to make final sweep of 'bomb' house A FINAL search will be carried out on Tuesday at a Queensland property that was being used to produce home-made explosives. Police hope they've found and detonated most of the explosives at the West Ipswich house, where two men were injured in a major blast last week. Bomb squad officers have carried out 14 controlled explosions to get rid of dangerous chemicals. Inspector Keith McDonald says it appears the chemicals were purposely mixed together to make bombs. A final sweep of the house and yard will be carried out on Tuesday. "We're fairly confident, at this stage, that we have obtained most of the material and detonated most of the material," he told reporters. But again, with this residence, there may be - and I stress may be - more material. A 37-year-old man who was injured in the initial blast at the home last week remains in hospital with serious hand and groin injuries. Another man, 43-year-old Glen Charles Dell, faced a raft of explosives and drugs charges in Ipswich Magistrates Court on Monday. Some of his charges relate to a bomb workers found at a construction site across the road from his home in May. Police are also investigating whether the two men are linked to a golf ball bomb that cost a teenager both his hands when he picked it up around the same time.