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With those tube bends it looks more like my old Kona
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I don't bother with gloves, found them too slippery. Never cut myself badly enough to need more than a plaster though.
I think if you pay enough mind to how you're holding the piece and are familiar with the various knife grips and cuts it's a pretty low-risk activity. Certainly I've had far worse gashes from chisels when I haven't been paying enough attention.
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Can't believe nobody has tagged me. Outrageous
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Just as ugly as the real one, so there's that going for it
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I reckon it's a great idea, providing Great Arse Anglia let us travel with the bike from Norwich if the new trains are in service by then.
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First time I've been out for a proper ride on this since I stuck the levers on. Luckily you can't see all the dust from this angle
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yeah, 400-500g generally
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Nah, one with a handle rather. Reasonable price (for the UK) here:
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It's too small if you can't fit your bread in ;)
For most of our bread we use a Lodge combo cooker thing because burning yourself on a hot dutch oven sucks. It'll just about fit a 900g loaf. It's completely useless for cooking normal things though unless you sand back the rough surface and re-season it.
I'd guess around 5-7L or 25-30cm is a good size for a normal cast iron or earthenware casserole.
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