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Because it's fun to make things? Because I think copper looks good
and yes, I am a hipster.
[edit: wait, no I'm not!]
[edit: right?]
and yes, I am a hipster.
[edit: wait, no I'm not!]
[edit: right?]
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Bicycle, you're going to get flamed for actually doing neat things and tinkering in your garage, but I think making new designs out of rusty old stuff is really neat. If you like them enough, commissioning someone with a pipe bender is cheap enough.
A maker isn't afraid to ride with rusty old stuff, hacked together. a+++
A maker isn't afraid to ride with rusty old stuff, hacked together. a+++
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I was joking, dummies.
Bummer.
Sorry for my, what i thought was completely over the top, satire of the boardddd.
Bummer.
Sorry for my, what i thought was completely over the top, satire of the boardddd.
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You posted at 10:47. All the doctors in Minneapolis are closed at 5:00; 3:30 on Fridays.
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OH!! oh man! aha!!! I see!
I though deathhare meant "shots" as is in "photos"
I took the photos about 15 minutes ago
My Tetanus shots are very much up to date, thank you.
I though deathhare meant "shots" as is in "photos"
I took the photos about 15 minutes ago
My Tetanus shots are very much up to date, thank you.
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Heres the deal, in all seriousness.
These don't look to do anything bullhorns with a shorter stem on the same setup would do. In fact, they do less, because the 'flatbar' position is smaller.
These don't look to do anything bullhorns with a shorter stem on the same setup would do. In fact, they do less, because the 'flatbar' position is smaller.
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BUt the whole setup looks really sketch, let alone unsafe. I made my bullhorns myself by flip/chopping and they are still at least a solid piece of steel.
But, also, if it pumps you up man, good work. DIY is great, and so is self satisfaction. I've just (obviously) been ****ing around all night and people are babies on this board.
But, also, if it pumps you up man, good work. DIY is great, and so is self satisfaction. I've just (obviously) been ****ing around all night and people are babies on this board.
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BUt the whole setup looks really sketch, let alone unsafe. I made my bullhorns myself by flip/chopping and they are still at least a solid piece of steel.
But, also, if it pumps you up man, good work. DIY is great, and so is self satisfaction. I've just (obviously) been ****ing around all night and people are babies on this board.
But, also, if it pumps you up man, good work. DIY is great, and so is self satisfaction. I've just (obviously) been ****ing around all night and people are babies on this board.
You hack things together as a prototype, usually in an unsafe matter, then pay someone to do it right.
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i'd agree, except for maybe paying someone else to do it right.
If i were making something, i'd either commit to making a solid working piece myself, or just buying **** someone else already makes.
And it still stands that they are essentially a less functional bullhorn, and he was just happy that he made it himself. Fine with me if it i makes him happy, but there is no way it would make sense as a an actual product, or even make sense to pay someone else to build a "proper" one.
He even said himself that the charm was he did it himself, not that he made a mockup.
If i were making something, i'd either commit to making a solid working piece myself, or just buying **** someone else already makes.
And it still stands that they are essentially a less functional bullhorn, and he was just happy that he made it himself. Fine with me if it i makes him happy, but there is no way it would make sense as a an actual product, or even make sense to pay someone else to build a "proper" one.
He even said himself that the charm was he did it himself, not that he made a mockup.