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Ones that are shielded and whatever else makes it more wildlife friendly.

Oh that's great. Also the frame is nice and playfully designed compared to their other stuff.
The guys in the same maker space as me that sell r&m and boxes for them will not sell boxes for it though 😕.

There are two autodromos on here I think.
I like them, not for me, but they definitely have their design language on point.

Maybe he just looks very young?

Good one, they are nice, although I am not that fond of spider rings.

Summer 🥺.

They are on my polyvalent. You saw that at that fair outside the döner.
Black rubbed off like after 5 minutes, rings are ugly. But weight and q ratio are nice.

Mr Dolan still has them, for a bargain 333£ including BB.

I have and like those, think it's a good crank that looks quite classic.
There is a small logo version, but then you can't buy them anyway.

0% beer then.

Beer or coffee?

Good bike that. And one of the funnier thread titles.

bland derivative designs

Sums it up. But I would guess they are well made.

Worth saying that the prospect of pad compound spontaneously falling off a cargo

Would let wherever I bought it know about this.

You making fun of Dieter Rams? Really?!?

@hugo7 no idea, it's been years I've been to Shoreditch. Funnily enough I have ex hairdressers wall furniture at home.

@cozzzzzzzz that's great work, them flowers were quite lonely.

No that's not our living room.

On the is usm Haller appropriate for records chat.
Usm is for dentists. Vitsoe is for hifi.

Would guess that good marking and free hand should be exact enough and have that minimal variation that makes it look more interesting/handmade, especially if you have to spot drill.

On mine the welds look like they were done by me. And that's not a compliment.

Loads of them in Berlin.
Breaking just where the reinforcement stops. I have an older bakfiets short with that solution that's not from babboe, seems fine.

Probably the best approach, but seems to be a wooden bungalow so maybe easy to make big changes.

The one you circled looks like there's a thin layer in the middle, would be a possibility too that they made the slots in that leaving more sheet intact.
Definitely something clever going on.
Those are nice brackets btw.

12mm birch ply 300x150cm is 162€ in Berlin.
So including cutting gluing and transport I would say your 400 might be reasonable.

But your picture has fixtures hidden in the wall construction, so that's the interesting part.
If it was me, with tracksaw and clamps available, I'd get the sheet delivered (another 30€) and go for it using nice brackets.

How is no sink in a kitchen even an option?

Just get a small one, we are perfectly happy with 40x40.

Oh those windows will be expensive was my second thought. Either to make kind of airtight and isolating, or the heating bill will be baaad.

Hey, that watch was gold before!

That silver chrono was very tempting, but why the mercedes hand, makes no sense.