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food preservation. mascara the chronograph the lathe glass the spinning jenny pigments DC power transmission lip stick the Xray steel (note, steel, not iron) non uniform crystalline structures

I've avoided saying cheese everytime I've posted, but it's always been the first thing I can think of. :)

you can't polish a turd GIGFY "Here hold my cocktail".

ok, now I regret starting this, I'm going to have to go to the workshop and take pictures of my big chopper. :)

oi, the pair of you, this is RETRO bike, now either show us pictures of polished axes instead of all this modern "powered" rubbish. :P

serious answer, accurate measurement.

The defibrillator. The transistor. Ankle socks.

No you fantastic buy a tank, we've got a tank at home.

CAN'T put plywood on the stage. I used it all to make the stage. Dresses with pockets

Or fill the copper pipe with petrol and light it.......... best use 22mm pipe.

A 19 to 22 cc innertube sits nice over the contact wheel. Add 5 or 6 to up the diameter from its piddle little thing to something with a bit more torque. I've got one here I've never used but might go and do an experiment with the 3d printer to make a bike wheel.

can I suggest you put a capacitor in between the light and the dynamo before you mock it to much. it won't fix anything, the light will still be shit, but it will make me giggle that you tried it. :) now, here, take this but remember if you dynamo stays on for more than 24 hours to seek...

these brakes aren't really good enough to downhill, I know, I'll wap on the biggest discs I can find. hmm, suspension isn't long enough, I know what'll work, a motorcycle shock. having said that, I run those brakes on a road bike, they are actually alright in that circumstance.

Yer I have 2 chains for mine, one for best and one for random shit. I always sharpen before use. but the demo saw with a good 5-7 TPI and a heavy set blade is a way better way of doing it if you A: can get power to it, or B: have a battery powered one.

ah yes, the Wile E Coyote school of arbory. remember folks, do not return to a lit fuse.

oh yer, demo saw, that's what I used last time I had the privledge. thanks for the reminder. the chainsaw stayed in it's box that day. I also have a come along (ratchet winch) that was strapped to a nearby tree for applying pressure, but I'd be loath to do that here as it's going to help with...

1, what does the walls foundation look like? is it a pored concrete pad over compacted stone? if it is then the root dieback wont effect the wall further. from the looks of it though, this isn't the case as it should extend beyond the wall and I can't see anything there. 2, trees like to...

brass drift for removal, similar to Tootyred's copper one. Record vice for installation with a pair of soft jaws. also have a length of lead pipe for installing crown races. ok, the vice might be nearly the price of a park headset press, but not quite. :) when I worked in the shop we had...

Bike football. Its rad.