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Sram, Rotor or Truvativ. Cykelgear.dk have the Sram ones at 59,-

I replace them with double hex ones as soon as possible

A chainring bolt wrench in a vise and an impact driver with a 5mm hex bit makes short work of stuck chainring bolts.

Great work!

Looking forward to more updates!

Oh, that's nice. Which fork?

Put a Cane Creek SC-1 headset on it. Not really sexy, but will do for now.

With that sorted, I started rummaging around for parts for the next project:
A rattlecanned Merckx. Picked up a cheap, full carbon Corratec fork from CNC with tasteful and discrete graphics. Fork weighs around 335 grams and the frame is around 1700 grams.
Now trying to figure out if I should put my silver Rival group on it or a Red/Force mix.

Went to the garage today to find there has been a break-in. Caught the guy in the act and got him taken away an hour later.

The Muni-Mula is done. BB height is 20mm lower than his old Frog, which is nice as we struggled to find a seat height fitting to his inseam, while still being able to reach the ground on that one.

Yeah, it's ok

Slowly getting there.

Oxalsyre?

Come entertain my son and I'll sort it

Guilty as charged

Jan Erik Østergaard

The Owning Your Own Home thread perhaps?

My initial thought was to print pics of whatever is in each drawer. Then we'd just have to figure out how to communicate that to each other when asking for a certain brick.

Great for my mental wellbeing too!

Hmm. Pretty sure there's a Dymo somewhere at work. Is there a Lego part naming convention we should adhere to?

Speaking of categorised compartments, my son and I've started sorting through our Technic stuff. Still quite a lot to go and labels to be made

Rode past this the other day

Ohh, that's good too

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/26113/lot/63/?category=list&length=117&page=1

I could live with that