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You certainly got a lot of storage for your buck there. Looks great!
I think we had to wait about 3 months to get a slot in his schedule but the loft was being built in that time so it all worked out from a timing pov in the end.

Just found his website http://myhousecarpentry.co.uk
He did some floor to ceiling wardrobes in our bedroom a few years ago, similar style to the loft ones and a similar cost but materials were probably a lot less then.
Based in South Norwood, lovely bloke, super tidy and real attention to details.
Only drawback is he is always busy and you'll probably find you'll need to wait a few months for him to fit you in.

Not got any pics of the inside but the main wardrobe just has a couple of rails, then the other 2 cupboards with doors just have shelves in. So pretty basic, just painted mdf but well made and he used good quality hinges and drawer sliders.

8-11k sounds crazy, what kind of wardrobe is it?
We had one built in our new loft bedroom earlier in the year for 2.8k . The guy we use has done lots of stuff for us in the past and is a pleasure to work with.

I decided to use that saddle on another bike so holding on to it now

No, I still have them if your interested

If you do decide to split I'd be interested in the frame if it's the right size.

Thanks, how tall are you and what the fit like?

Lovely bike. What's the centre to centre measurement on the seat tube?

Looking good, how's the clasp?
If you're. going full 'poor mans Ed White' you'll need to switch the hands out next ;-)

Yes, I have a rough idea of what it costs which is why I've not looked too hard into getting one ;)
It does look and I'm sure feel like a step up from the Forstner bracelets though. Not convinced by the new Forstner Contemporary Flat Link either, the milled clasp looks all out of proportion to the bracelet.

Totally agree with this. I actually bought your Forstner Flat link on here and although I liked the look it felt too flimsy after a while so I bought the President which I prefer and switched the clasp cover to an Omega one

I think that is the perfect bracelet for the FOIS.
Did you get it direct from Omega and can I ask how much it cost?

Ohh, is that the bracelet from the 'Ed White' re issue?

It’s the rigid ducting type and a straight roughly 30cm run so no issues there. Going to keep an eye on it, my worry initially was that there was a loss of power to the fan but I don’t think that’s the case now.

Yeah, I took the grille off, and everything looks fine. It's only been fitted for 4 or 5 months so not enough time for anything to build up. I did notice that one of the flaps on the exterior grille wasn't opening properly so put some silicon lubricant on it.
Anyway going to keep an eye on it, had the window slightly open as well as the fan on this morning and that seemed to make a difference.

We had an extractor fan fitted in our bathroom earlier in the year to combat the steam and condensation build up when having a shower. When it was first fitted you really noticed the difference, since then we've re-decorated the bathroom and I swapped the shaver socket for one of those wall mounted toothbrush chargers. This week I've noticed that there seems to be a lot more condensation building up when having a shower, water droplets running down the wall etc.
The fan looks to be working fine and is pulling air through so I'm at a bit of a loss as to why there's been a change in its effectiveness.
Anyone got any ideas? Could switching the shaver socket be effecting the power supply to the fan?

They are definitely at the pricier end, nearly £1200 for what I wanted!

Price drop to £70 for these

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Anyone got a recommendation for somewhere that can supply and machine a sheet of birch/beech ply faced with something like Formica into a custom desktop with rounded corners and holes for cables? I've got a couple of quotes but struggling to find places that do supply and the machining.

I think the mudguards have gone, will let you know

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Cleared out the shed last weekend, got a bunch of parts I don't need all going for cheap.
I'm in Sydenham but could post if needed.

1. Selle Italia SLR xp, big scuff on one side - SOLD
   
2. Thomson seatpost 31.6x367 - SOLD
   
3. Sakae Custom bars - £10
   
4. Selle San Marco Rolls, bit of rust on rails - £10
   
5. Aluminium mudguard set, well used - £10
   
6. ITM stem - £10
   
7. RSP stem - £5
   
8. Sora STI Levers, 2x8 speed (I think?) - £20
   
   
   

Bought these a while back but clearances are too tight for my frame. They have been mounted but never ridden, still in the boxes. Can post if need be but I'm based in SE and occasionally in the City/Old st area.

£80 for the pair