novocaine
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yer, thats the sort of crap I shy away from....for making Darth Vader valve caps
Gaffer Tape, Baler Twine, your tools that aren't tools?
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highlandsflyer
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Just wait until there is a cheap printer that accepts household waste as a medium. You could get rid of all the novelty 3d printed crap and make something useful....for making Darth Vader valve caps
bikeworkshop
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Back to the kitchen, and the washing machine again,
does a luvverly job on a filthy old chain,
comes out looking like new.
You can mix the wash up with some of your dark workshop wear items too to save time And money...,
but I think caution is in order again for those light coloured delicates, continuing for several subsequent clothes washes.
does a luvverly job on a filthy old chain,
comes out looking like new.
You can mix the wash up with some of your dark workshop wear items too to save time And money...,
but I think caution is in order again for those light coloured delicates, continuing for several subsequent clothes washes.
highlandsflyer
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Market stall clips. Kind of are tools, I suppose, but we use them all over the place for multiple purposes. Specially handy for hanging bikes.
novocaine
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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.
highlandsflyer
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Not mine; but otherwise apropos..
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sjcprojects
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I've just taken apart a chainset that had a Shimano Biopace chainring bolted onto a Campagnolo crankarm. Unsurprisingly this was presumably a bit loose, so they wrapped bits of string and those wire and plastic twisty things used to tie sandwich bags around the chainring nuts.
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