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It's not a problem. For one, most of the sites I work at have secure facilities and parking areas (I mostly work at large investments banks in the city). For two, I have contents insurance that covers personal belongings away from home (plus the bike sleeps indoors at night). And finally, three. Seeing as I am from the East End of London and virtually grew up amongst most of the criminally fraternity there, I can honestly say I know how your normal thief operates. Bar using a petrol angel grinder I'd like to see your average toe-rag thieving shit bag get past my Almax chains.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrAndy
Almax Security Chains Limited
But, there are very determined thieves out there and where there is a will there is always a way. If you make yourself a target you're going to get hit.
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Originally Posted by Dug
Is that in Holland, background furniture looks Dutch to me.
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Originally Posted by Dug
Is that in Holland, background furniture looks Dutch to me.
Couple of weekend in London pictures:
First class train to Paddington:
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Chillin' with my mates late friday night:
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You're the most boring dresser I've ever seen. no wonder the DJ thing didn't go anywhere.
^^ didn't know you were mates with Blue
Last nights parade in Rio,………….
One more parade (of Champions) on March 12th
Last weekend I was on the 60th birthday of my cousin. Apart from enjoying the party I had the chance to marvel at his brandnew HP Designjet 3D printer.
He is doing designs of any kind of components, tools, and parts for customers. Here one CAD design.
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This is his printer
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And this is a printout of the above directly from the CAD-software into the printer.
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These printouts can serve as a model. But if the requirement on structural strength is not very high, they can be directly used by the customer, right out of the 3D printer. Good enough for many purposes. Not good for very many copies but many of his designs are needed in series of 1 to 5 only.
Clever stuff, bet the price of ink is a stinger though. :D
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Same info. High end Hotel. Apparently Both sides of Border people had done this.
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Love the 3 quid bottle of wine, Class, 1st Class :)
The printer itself is not exactly cheap, too.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife
But this is commercial stuff and there is no cheaper and faster way to produce a very small number of parts.
You'd think he'd at least have Teakdoor up on his computer.Quote:
Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii
^That wine was £5.99 and I did briefly scan TD whilst I got slowly oblivious on the wine, beer and marajuiania I had.
I had to smoke out the window, of course.
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Originally Posted by DJ Pat
nice one pat, nice mix of drinks and drugs, sorry sabai. oops pat, erm shouldnt you be in jail?
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Originally Posted by sunsetter
5 hours from Cornwall to London, so long enough.
thought yours was the bright pink oneQuote:
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^ sorry , but :smileylaughing::smileylaughing::smileylaughing:
^^Santa's bicycles?
fisherman returning to the pier, Chao Lao, Chanthaburi 13 March 2011
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