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I ate when animators reuse old work. that's flubber but in a different colour. :)

prefer semtex for this sort of thing.

as a bike not much special about it. but the gear train is pretty unusual and rather rare (read as "no one bought it because it was rubbish").

you killed it, you should be ashamed of yourself, everyone knows that the black elastomer is a night creature, not able to withstand daylight, it lives in the shadows, known locally as the night walker. Now blue elastomers, they'll live for ever outside, in fact they don't really like the dark...

Mozo pro.

I seem to remember there being a law in Japan about wheel sizes, expecially around mountain bikes.

There's a wiper seal, so boots aren't a must. But they do stop dust getting in.

tell her not to get the gel one. :)

pound store nail vanish black. called midnight black 29. bar code reference 96107263 stock code B137/1

I do like a nice wishbone.

The shiny levers say to me that it's been to a shop and the owners been ripped off by a salesman with no morales. 🤣

Then you really need pills. I've had my face for nearly 44 years, trust me, pills are a must with this one.

you can get pills for that.

apostrophes and commas, because "I like cooking my family and my pets" just leaves you sounding like a psycho rather than a loving family member. :)

Assuming you mean the really big springy ones, yer, I use them for holding stuff together while welding, amongst many other types of clamps, cramps and magnets.

yer, thats the sort of crap I shy away from. 🤣

because 90% of what I make is mechanical or engineering rather than artistic I suspect freecad is perfect. for more artisitic stuff (which I have little bother with, I don't print unless it has a use) I'd lean toward blender.

I moved away from fusion. It's an awesome piece of software (as an Ex AutoCad user it makes sense). I found freecad to be more than sufficient for me. Currently printing a tripod slimmed out tripod head for a mini tripod.

design most tools to do the job myself.* what I've printed is hard to remember. I do have a spoke tension gauge that I printed (but didn't design, only altered). spoke nipple tools, errr, does a chain guide count as a tool? I'd need to dig through design files to look at what I've come up with...

for the teeth, fine, but what do you use on the bikes? edit: damn it, @bikeworkshop got their first.