Images of items I have purchased.
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Robbie, be nice to Robbie.
Oh I thought you were inserting some kind of clever Canon camera joke or something and it went over my head
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Haha I love mixin it up with da old skool motors crew
Unfortunately I didnt take any photos of the process as it was actually the first time I have tried leather working and wasn't expecting such good results.
I did an hour or so research on youtube and gave it a go! I have a couple more items to make (bracer for girlfriend and gerber multitool pouch for dad), I'll take some photos of the process and post them in their own thread when I do them.
I will probably be doing another sheath too for the knife I am making
Sounds good. I need to make something to protect an antique blade and your efforts look encouraging!
Bicycle tyres for the Slowlo.
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It does look like two tyres until you look closely. :p:D
Yes away, as in put them in a wardrobe? Or do you just throw your stuff on a pile in the corner?
It is an ashtray tin thing. It is also capable of holding coins.
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Because it's not my car, but I have an ashtray / coin holder just like it. It's for illustrative purposes.
Associate
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Desk re-arranged
Had the monitors, but bought a wall mount - 13.99, and some nice cable ties, and a DVI cable->HDMI to get the third monitor working.
Dell 3011 + 2 x Dell 2709's
Had the monitors, but bought a wall mount - 13.99, and some nice cable ties, and a DVI cable->HDMI to get the third monitor working.
Dell 3011 + 2 x Dell 2709's
Do you like those ergonomic mousepads? I tried a few but found them very strange, the gel thing is too hard all the time.Had the monitors, but bought a wall mount - 13.99, and some nice cable ties, and a DVI cable->HDMI to get the third monitor working.
Dell 3011 + 2 x Dell 2709's
It does look like two tyres until you look closely.
That would make them 330:70:R14's
Maybe when I turn it into a drag car.
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I've seen that picture about 3 times now and still hadn't realised it was 4 tyres!That would make them 330:70:R14's
Maybe when I turn it into a drag car.
http://imgur.com/RaX5Hc0
Bought another rental. Actually purchased a few months back, but it needed some work doing to the external/internal. The French don't take very good care of their houses. Will end up being the parents retirement present. They don't earn much, so it seemed a good thing to do.
Bought another rental. Actually purchased a few months back, but it needed some work doing to the external/internal. The French don't take very good care of their houses. Will end up being the parents retirement present. They don't earn much, so it seemed a good thing to do.
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I had the same mouse as you previously and also upgraded that to the MX Performance, love it!
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I've seen that picture about 3 times now and still hadn't realised it was 4 tyres!
I didn't realise how much wider my old wheel & tyre set was until I compared...
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Probably the best mouse i've ever used tbh! Had mine for almost 8 years, only reason i got rid of it was because i got a magic mouse when i switched to mac
That would make them 330:70:R14's
Nope, the profile would actually be lower than 70
Probably the best mouse i've ever used tbh! Had mine for almost 8 years, only reason i got rid of it was because i got a magic mouse when i switched to mac
I had it for 3ish years and moved onto a Performance Mouse MX as a warranty replacement (love Logitech's warranty service
). This version is even better IMO.
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