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Our overall size is limited due to small kitchen and packing in a slimline dishwasher. Good to have that vote though, colour scheme wise I think white will be fine, quartz style composite worktop and white-ish tiles

Kitchen sinks. We've got the size and mounting etc figured out, but we have to decide between composite (in black I think) or white porcelain. Is there any obvious pro/con to either? Is composite a shit to clean?

We're undermounting with draining grooves cut into the worktop (not wood obv), if that makes a difference. Help!

You’re right…I should buy a jaguar

I have a 78 mustang, and I switch between that and a Les Paul. I’ve not played a modern one, but my experience would concur with what Rickster has said as I don’t find it shockingly different to the 60s profile LP neck. It definitely is narrower though, and the string tension is low, it’s my favourite guitar.

I don’t have v big hands (medium endura gloves), but I’m a 30-something male so I don’t require a smaller guitar as such

frontal area may be a little larger than standard

There was a bit of jamming, and I keep chucking the hopper thing off, and the grass barely makes it in there anyway. The ground is lumpy as fuck, but I do only have like 5m2 or something. Probably took a concerted hour to sort out the first time, plus strimming the edges. As I mentioned up thread we’re going to lose most of the grass in the end so manual seemed fine. Plus whoever called it the fixed gear of mowing fully influenced me and I had no choice

That seems mad, they only do one so we must have the same one, and I chopped back grass about 30cm tall. It wasn’t always good at it, as it just pushes over and stuff, but we got there in the end

I picked up the Bosch hand mower recently, we have a very bumpy shit lawn at the moment but when I get round to sorting the garden it will mainly be planted up so I won’t have much mowing to do.

The mower is fine. It doesn’t collect the trimmings well, but I rake it up after. For £40 I’m perfectly happy

haha well ignore the colour scheme, i more meant the silhouette

the stock build on the r18 makes no sense to me at all, but they can look pretty cool

Rev'it, Merlin, Knox

Bike looks ace

plus if you ding it, you just have to claim back the excess from the booking company and they'll take forever. dont ask me how I know

Like that a lot, and I think I have one of those brackets knocking about. Thanks!

SKS speedrockers are pretty great tbh, have served me gravel commuting v well

new run of stickers surely

It does still exist, but its not in any way a dominant cultural thing. There's a couple of handfuls of riders I know down my way (brighton and surrounds) who are oily tinkerers making dangerous-looking sissy bars in their garden. a few of those are also involved in bands/tattooing etc

I'm using the exposure stem faceplate mount to hold a Revo upside down. still hoping they'll eventually release a fork crown mount though as the beam pattern on that isn't ideal for road use

Cool, thanks. It took a lot of gt85 and effort to get it to close enough so I could connect up the washing machine so it’s probably on the way out. There’s about 5 other tap handles under there for various feeds, it’s like a brain teaser

I've got a bit of a peculiar plumbing situation, and I wonder if anyone here has come across something similar (and hopefully, solved it)

Our cold water pipes make a fairly horrifying shrieking sound. I don't think it did it when we first moved in, and it does vary a bit. It seems to only be triggered by stuff that's further away from the stopcock, in the bathroom upstairs. Kitchen sink doesn't make it happen, nor washing machine.

Flushing the toilet, running the cold sink tap etc makes a super load noise UNLESS the shower has been running for a while. Brushing teeth after a shower, no shrieking. Running the tap etc also makes the shower head drip quite a lot, I'm pretty sure that's been getting worse too.

I can only think that it must be in some way pressure-related. I thought for a while that the stopcock was not opened up enough, I had to shut it off to fit the washing machine and then it did give the warning for 'not getting enough water', so opened it up more. Then some more as an experiment re the noise. Eventually the stopcock started to drip a tiny bit so I tightened it up again, no discernable change in the noise.

Probably going to get a new stopcock and have all that area of pipework sorted out as part of the new kitchen, but ahead of having a plumber spend hours diagnosing, is there anything I should try?

A mate might be keen on old video camera stuff, any more details?

My mate has a pan and is always talking about getting something else to handle the shits and giggles

anyone in here played an Epiphone Uptown Kat? I always fancied a Wildkat BITD, discovered that these things happened, but oddly they seem to be disappearing

ouch. slap him with the prog label by all means, but he's not throwing out repetitive meshuggah-worship riffs and pulling crab poses

Ichika Nito is a new one for me, pretty mind bending that!

just coz Devin is using headless guitars now doesn't make them cool. or even acceptable.

my old triumph wanted the fuel tap to close every time I parked up.

Personally I'd drain the carb with the drain plug rather than running the engine to cutting out, but I'm paranoid