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Chris
To be honest no I dnt wanna be carting extra weight around, the rear section isn't glued but sadly the rest is, except the spray bars so if I need to take them off to clean out build up
Ned kellys not dead
Wayne Kelly
Finished another one today, makes me feel at home this painting I don't know why, Cheers Ned 
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That's awesome Ned, I love the Blue Wrens as much as the Prospecting painting, wish I had the time and talent to paint like that, well done.
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Finally finished these little beauty's for the kids.
I had been waiting on a couple of parts for a while. All 3 BMX bikes are old school bikes.
I had been waiting on a couple of parts for a while. All 3 BMX bikes are old school bikes.
Your a freak Ned ...
Fancy discovering such talented ability so late in life
your making us all in awe ...
Keep it up
Fancy discovering such talented ability so late in life
your making us all in awe ...
Keep it up
MJB
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Lambs73 said:
They are the coolest Lambi, wish I was a kid again
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Cheers Matt,
The kids love them. I grew up on a BMX with tuffs.
The kids love them. I grew up on a BMX with tuffs.
Ned kellys not dead
Wayne Kelly
Those bikes look awesome lambi, you've done a super job, well done, and thanks sandta you never know what your capable of I guess till you give it a go, cheers guys, ned
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Next1m8
Chris
Finished the mods, drilled top hopper holes for cable ties, drilled holes in side for the adjustment of the top hopper level, drilled holes for the adjuster arms, put the boiler expanded mesh in, re-mounted rear (old riffle) bolt forward to new riffles section, put a ramp for material to flow over first riffle so it does not get stuck
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boyd
Hey Next1m8
A Tip
if you want a way to still be able to adjust the angles and dismantle the PVC pipes, you can use teflon tape to seal them and an eye-screw to secure them.
drill a hole in the bends, that will be a tight fit for the eye-screw thread, useing the eye-screw cut a thread into the bends (without the pipe inserted). Once the thread is cut remove the eyescrew and use a small file or knife to remove raised thread on the inside of the bend, then file the tip of the eye-screw down to form a flat head.
think you can figure the rest.
Cheers
Boyd
A Tip
if you want a way to still be able to adjust the angles and dismantle the PVC pipes, you can use teflon tape to seal them and an eye-screw to secure them.
drill a hole in the bends, that will be a tight fit for the eye-screw thread, useing the eye-screw cut a thread into the bends (without the pipe inserted). Once the thread is cut remove the eyescrew and use a small file or knife to remove raised thread on the inside of the bend, then file the tip of the eye-screw down to form a flat head.
think you can figure the rest.
Cheers
Boyd
Next1m8
Chris
That's a bloody great idea, cheers Boyd
Chris
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Today i made.....
It back to work after being off on long term sick leave for the last 20 months !!!
Only doing 2 days a week for 4 hrs to start with. But its a start
( See im gunna need some time away camping to get over these two days...Bring on wednesday)
Today i also made Ciabata bread and 4 pizza bases ready to top. Guess thats dinner ( who's coming ??)
It back to work after being off on long term sick leave for the last 20 months !!!
Only doing 2 days a week for 4 hrs to start with. But its a start
( See im gunna need some time away camping to get over these two days...Bring on wednesday)
Today i also made Ciabata bread and 4 pizza bases ready to top
. Guess thats dinner ( who's coming ??)
yum yum
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Lambs73 said:
When I was a tike myself I remember when these came out. Everyone wanted them but they were just too expensive. My dad though was friends with the local bike owner so I had a birthday coming up and was pretty excited, they knew I wanted them badly.
The big day came and there was a large box for me all wrapped up. This was looking good and I was a little excited. So I opened it up nervously and yup it was a new set of Tuffs wheels. Oh WOW was I excited. So I started to rip open the box and as I started looking through it there was nothing but bundled newspaper? until finally at the bottom of the box a pair of socks (and a brick for weight). Well a couple of parents thought it was a really good gag and were pretty happy with themselves. I can tell you I was not impressed, funny after all these years I still remember that birthday event.
Thanks Mum and Dad xxx
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Westaus said:
Haha thats something i would do. I quite often do a pass the parcel thing where they have to unwrap 100 layers and read my silly notes before they get to the present
My Dad was a Bike manufacturer here in Australia up til he retired. His bikes were Northern Star Bicycles.
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Westaus said:
Funny stuff Westaus,
I grew up on a BMX like these, hence why I rebuilt these ones for the kids.
I must say they're pretty happy about them.
Real head turners down the skate park too. All the kids/teenagers keep asking where my kids got them from.
Proudly they say, 'Dad built them'
Today I made a new pick made from a plough disk, 32mm water pipe, and a 750mm log splitter handle. Very Happy
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Turps123
tHat looks too good to get dirty!!
Thanks Jaros, Its Dirty Already
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Turps123
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