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So I am toying with the idea of giving up the fall and instead add a millimeter or two of leveling compound – if that can get it perfectly flat and smooth.
It really shouldnt be flat. It should fall away from the window slightly.
Build up the tile adhesive at the back to create the fall and dont waste money on self levelling compound which is for floors anyway. -
^Well duh. One of his dads is a carpenter.
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Ironically, he left no heir.
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^ I also care who wins each and every one of the events. I have trained myself in ninjitsu. Should anyone try and interfere with my television during the 'lympics, I will fuck them up, big styley.
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Breaking bad is a personal fave. gets much less depressing after a while.
The Bridge as in that Danish/Swedish collaboration? - also good quality if youlike crime drama.
The Bridge as in the Canadian cop show? Not so good.
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You will get around 80p a kilo for scrap aluminium.
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What gives you the idea its a woman?
I guess he thought it was a woman because The one who died was Bruce (according to the decals) and the other one was Derrick which must have been his sister with it being predominantly a female name 'n' all.
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2nd dibs on
- seatpost with no head bit 25.4mm, please
- seatpost with no head bit 25.4mm, please
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It's hard to imagine it breaking like that while riding
You don't need any imagination to know that stress fractures in aluminium will always get bigger. It won't require high impacts either.
Looking at its position I would think it will fail catastrophically during a right turn, at some point in the future.
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ftfy
tool snob :)
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Swapping bits from one frame to another but can't get the headset bearing cups off. Thinking it might just be easier to buy new ones and re-use the rest of the headset. Frame is a raleigh silhouette and headset is 1" threaded. Will any old 1" bearing cups be OK?
You won't be able to get cups on their own. Might as well buy a complete headset and leave the old one in the old frame.
Does the other frame have its own forks? Theres a significant chance of the old fork's steerer threads being 26tpi, in which case you would need new forks to go with the new headset.
If you are re-using the old forks, I would try again to get the old cups out.
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^Who is that girl?
Is it one of the Hanson sisters? -
Say a rock or something flicks up from gardener's mower and smashes my window. Should I expect them to pay or do I cough up for it myself?
This is why reputable companies have professional indemnity insurance. It safeguards against claims by clients or third parties. So if the gardener has such a policy get them to claim on it.
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Anything better to use or should I attack it with the wire brush drill bit?
scraper maybe, edge of old chisel etc.
wire brush drill bit sounds good too.
maybe even get it media blastedI have tried nitromors on powdercoat before and it has done bugger all.
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Nope, it won't touch it.
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The shell is 68mm but i'm not too sure of the threading yet. I'm going to have a go at removing it tomorrow with the proper tool they make for this type of bb. If I can't find a cheap replacement the frame will have to go!
Don't bother trying to take it out mate. Just clean it up and put it back together with new 1/4" bearings. (11 on each side)
get a cotterless axle here:
decipher the codes and measurements here:
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Oh Wait. She made it. Its up and running:
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Her solution, using The Golfing Union of Ireland and Victoria Bitter is more entertaining than your going to some website, Spotter.
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^ Insect, fish or just good, old-fashioned, parasitic ne'er-do-well?
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^^separatist amish in haircut attacks instigated by bishop mullet.
Thats funny right there. -
Will Ferrell
Ben Stiller
Adam Sandler
Lenny Henry
Simon Pegg
Russell Howard
Michael McKintyre....you see what I'm trying to do?
Surely you forgot:
James Cordern
Catherine Tate
David Walliams
Noel Fielding
et al
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