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After 6 years of faithful service, our Bosch (same one mentioned on the first page) finally stopped working so purchased a Kitchenaid Artisan kettle.
Pretty spendy but it's a lovely thing. Which best buy too.

I've got a Cobra Speedheater you'd be welcome to borrow if you REALLY want to try. In Catford.

I think for the door trims, it was a minimal cost of something like £15. For three door stripped and waxed,woth collection and delivery, it was something like £150.

Knock the spindles out and prise the doorway detail off and take them to PJ Pine in Crystal Palace to be stripped. Having tried both methods, stripping saves a world of pain.

It does dissappear when the plants grow bigger. My allium patch is making them kind of dissappear. Kind of. Still, rather look at Bamboo than cat turds.

I fortify with crossed bits of bamboo etc. Foxes and cats love to dig up where I've dug the fresh compost in.

Hinault has been dropped off at the Cyclery to be built up. Excitement levels through the roof.

Very helpful, thanks!

Yes, looks to be fillet brazed but paint kind of makes it look like lugs

Assume that's just paint that's flaking on one of the chain stays? Or is it massive holes? Hard to tell.
Looks like a Lytaloy seat post clamp too.

Helpful people of the DIY thread, I'm after recommendations for a primer to paint over a darker colour. Any recommendations? Top coats will be a white Dulux Professional Matt White

Lovely but a bit expensive for me.

That Moonstone album is great!

https://youtu.be/9l2j3JUKa_M

New Cannibal Corpse is excellent!

I've spent hardly anything on mine over the last few years. Seeds, plugs and cuttings and you're sorted! :)

I'd get them in now. At least they're having some sort of interaction with the earth rather than drying out indoors.
Here's my new patch out the back. 27 at last count into the fresh homemade compost!