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Hahah yeah...they're thick and sticky and when you have more than two layers machines go nuts...i myself have an industrial machine that can handle them but I also apply some oil on the surfaces so they move more smoothly even under a teflon foot! I used to have a domestic machine and it wasn't too bad, however I'd always end up with issues on the reverse side and it was just a pain to fix that 😅
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Thanks!!! There's other brands doing similar stuff around the world and even in the UK, when I started I was inspired by this one called "nukak" (they're mainly in Spain). I get my tubes from a couple of bike shops around me in London, the supply is huge and it takes me a while to go through each Batch, haha. In case you could drop them at brick lane bikes and let me know on the day, so I can collect some of theirs and yours too and i wouldn't bother the guys who work there too much
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Valentina
@Thrasher
always wondered if this was possible and it is! these look great. Do you need some old inner tubes? / tyres? not sure how to recycle them but would love to donate.