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Magnetisation is very much a thing, though usually it will start running a lot fast, not a little.

Thanks.
I think about 15-20 minutes fast over a week. Before I tried to regulate it down a bit. Now it's 10 minutes per week.
I prefer to try to regulate to his use pattern if that makes sense.

Is magnetisation of old automatic watches really a thing? Son's watch is a bit too fast even though it is recently serviced and regulated.
I can see plenty of ways it could have been close to magnets since. Including headphone speakers and the like. I think it makes a compass needle move a little when held close too.
Are the cheap degaussers at amazon worth a shot? What are better but not too expensive euro sources?

Danish kroner.
Cheers. It's a bit weird, the suncraft actually. Quite a modern industrialised take on the aestetic, but also very refined and sleek.

Exchanged the MAC above for this little Suncraft.

Christmas gift from the trade union.
I did do a hell of a lot of work helping members at my work place this year though.

Cheers.
Very helpful. I'm playing around with and iphone though. I've found an app that seems decent if quite basic.

What specific app did you get?
How do you rate it?

What do people think is happening in the second hand market in general- going to keep falling or stabilising now?

I don't know, but the hour hand market do seem to be in shortage.

Very nice.
Say hi to Roar - we started arch school together.

Shortly after the above photo his front mudguard buckled between the tyre and fork crown when going down hill. The bike flipped but he managed to land on the feet.

Totally. Single speed is challenging when out in the landscape. But the kid is very kind to wait for me on the hill tops.

Cheers Thue.
Also, both current tyres and brakes are e-bike rated so I got that going.

I've become the kind of person who buys a complete new set of brakes when the pads are worn out.
Scrolling back a bit, I realized I haven't changed a single bit on the bike for last six years. Apart from chain and tyres when worn out.
I still use it every day when I'm not sick or wfh.
The youngest is also starting to enjoy the expensive bike life.

Ooh.
Very much looking forward to the inevitable current projects thread.

Ooh. Looking forward to photos. I'm a 516 fan, though not in the market atm.

Happy friday

That tank reflection is the cherry on top which makes the proverbial chef kiss out loud!

Cheers.
Test printing is obvious.
I hope the slicing software has easy tolerance-settings. We'll see when I get time next.

Dear thread
Our son was gifted a resin printer this weekend so we're starting playing around with the stuff. The printer is an anycubic photon m5.
His first chosen test print consists of a bunch of parts that ate supposed to be fitted together. First impression is that they don't fit very well so I was wondering how much of a thing shrinking/expansion after printing is? Does it vary between machines or resins? Or if there are other obvious causes?

How do I get the excess dye out of a pair of black wallabees?
The dye bleeds to my trouser hems.
I've tried soaking in water.

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I had chicken Kiew (sic) today.
Complimented the host for the choice.

What happened?

Oh. The Le Mans reminded me I've forgot to post these.

Edit: not a Le Mans, but a Lario, sorry.

The guy has 20+ motorcycles and at least that in bicycles spread between his garage and two storage units.

And his username is...?