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A lesson in how to send retro parts....
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I only saw the top third of the pic on my screen and thought "yes, that's impressive!"
Then scrolled down
Good effort Dyna Ti!
Then scrolled down
Good effort Dyna Ti!
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I think this is a bit too much. Its just some old hardboard glued and pinned onto some 12mm mdf.
Wait till you see the other side of the hardboard One was used for painting on, the other has a big splotch of mixed concrete from making my crate stool.
Simply made box, and all is well, safe and sound.
On the subject of boxes.
Dave (member) sent me a new bulb rear hub, as part of a swop and I reckon I got the better deal.
So I made him a box as a thanks.
Just doesn't fell right not to give back to such generosity Thanks D, ive the pair now. Damn good hubs.
Wait till you see the other side of the hardboard
One was used for painting on, the other has a big splotch of mixed concrete from making my crate stool. Simply made box, and all is well, safe and sound.
On the subject of boxes.
Dave (member) sent me a new bulb rear hub, as part of a swop and I reckon I got the better deal.
So I made him a box as a thanks.
Just doesn't fell right not to give back to such generosity
Thanks D, ive the pair now. Damn good hubs.Attachments
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It's even more fabulous on the inside, you star!
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A few years ago, I bought (from ebay...) a NOS mavic 230Tib. very pleased I was, until it turned up. In a black bin bag. no tape, no padding, just loose, in a black bin bag.
Unbelievably, it arrived in perfect condition, despite the bag being shredded.
I try to use corrogated plastic sheet & duct tape, lightweight, stiff, and tough.
Unbelievably, it arrived in perfect condition, despite the bag being shredded.
I try to use corrogated plastic sheet & duct tape, lightweight, stiff, and tough.
Great idea!
I've been trying to send a pair of 700c rims to one of our members who lives in abu dhabi but the postage is so expensive.
I'm trying to keep the wheels safe, so i've used an oversized box to do so, but of course this bumps up the weight and the price.
I'm going to give it a go tomorrow.
I've been trying to send a pair of 700c rims to one of our members who lives in abu dhabi but the postage is so expensive.
I'm trying to keep the wheels safe, so i've used an oversized box to do so, but of course this bumps up the weight and the price.
I'm going to give it a go tomorrow.
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This is great, I always send whatever I sell in a way I'd hope to receive it. You pay good money for parts, the least you can do is make sure they arrive as pictured/sold.
Bubble wrap, pipe lagging, custom boxes, whatever it takes. Sometimes the the boxes I use look shabby on the outside, but on the inside, it's all protected. To quote a fellow seller "she may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts kid".
Nice work.
This is great, I always send whatever I sell in a way I'd hope to receive it. You pay good money for parts, the least you can do is make sure they arrive as pictured/sold.
Bubble wrap, pipe lagging, custom boxes, whatever it takes. Sometimes the the boxes I use look shabby on the outside, but on the inside, it's all protected. To quote a fellow seller "she may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts kid".
Nice work.
Bert the Weldor
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It's a small thing, but a big pleasure/comfort seeing there are good people in the world that care. Thanks!
