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I am mucking about with my little Benelli (Mandatory Brit Bike content- Its in the way of my BSA)and I have laced up new rims and put on new tires. The tires have not fully seated after inflating them up to 40 lbs or so. What is a safe amount to inflate...
Started by edunham on
, 12 posts
by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at britbike):
Cheers....
Take the valve core out, and inflate until the beads pop, _usually to inflation.
On the bead Originally Posted By: overandout When they don't seat properly it's usually the tube being straight out the hole in the rim.
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I have a mala that my dad brought me from India, made of teak. I used it a lot when I began in Yoga, and I really enjoyed the practice of chanting out loud or silently with the beads. Now, since I have been focusing on Buddhism, my beads are neglected...
Started by Amelia on
, 63 posts
by 25 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at treeleaf):
A mala....
The usual recommendation is for 3000 to 10000 a day for someone who.
The usual recommendation is for 3000 to 10000 a day for someone with a set of beads for
counting).
usually with a set of beads for
counting).
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Hi!
For those of you that use lampworked beads in your creations, I was wondering what types of sets/focals do you like to purchase? Does it make a difference if the person includes spacers? Do sets have to be matching beads, or is coordinating colors...
Started by emmadogdesigns on
, 15 posts
by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wetcanvas):
I like to work....
I just buy what I like.
I never have anything in mind when I purchase a bead or beads.
Bead size and Barb.
Odd colors throw me off, and I usually don't get around to using them much.
With other beads.
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Have just made some beads, fist attempt, which I'm quite pleased with but have only been able to get 2 off the mandrels. Tried freezing them, no joy, soaked in water, no joy so here I am asking for help. I think it may be duff bead release (bought 2nd...
Started by Firo on
, 15 posts
by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at frit-happens):
Try the plierslike everyone has said and twist the beads with a dry with which to grip your mandrels....
I soak my beads in warm water and washing up liquid to soften the bead release and usually they come off.
Shake it's fine.
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It's the one on the far left!!! I made it after I had had a lesson with Lorna and could never manage to replicate it again (it's one of the things that makes me laugh every time the C discussion comes up - I can't even c*** my own darn beads!)
I thought...
Started by Kaz on
, 15 posts
by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at frit-happens):
In fact, I now usually....
I've had customers casually say they would like several of one of my beads, and I have to explain that all I can do is have a go..
I know what you mean about replicating a bead, especially one I'm proud of.
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I want to share how I make the Implosion/Petal beads like the ones below. The trick to these beads is PATIENCE and PRACTICE. They are not fast beads to make. Remember too that YOU control the glass, not the other way round. By varying the thickness of...
Started by j2canoe on
, 30 posts
by 26 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lampworketc):
Those beads the tips! Joan, your beads....
Thank you for this.
Awesome and more.
Does anyone else have any of you to share, thank you They are beautiful .
Those beads are beautiful.
I would love to be able to make this style of bead.
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Looked at a job that the architect is asking for a lot-to me- of tear off beads. In the past the few pieces I install in a year I have just stapled in place with a Arrow T50 staple gun. The amount he would like to use I figured some sort of staple gun...
Started by m beezo on
, 14 posts
by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at jlconline):
There's alwaysWhat on earth is a tear....
Btw, tear away beads are't as pretty as regular L bead.
We usually use the T-50 with no glue, the reason being and not pressing it on fully.
Flanged stop bead but it's not a tear away.
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I had a lovely play today with some boro glass, popped it in the kiln on my normal garaging program for soft glass planning to anneal it hotter when I manage to work out how to put in a second program on my kiln (only had it 4 years ) and when the kiln...
Started by garishglobes on
, 13 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at frit-happens):
Usually, thermal cracks look, clear seems to be what normally gets mixed in by mistake That's exactly what the beads ended up like! Bus shelter glass - or like what....
Ummm boro is usually very well behaved and thermally very patient.
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Made the switch about a week and a half ago to Heartfelt beads in my desktop. Wanted to check them out and if they were as good as people say, get more for the coolers.
The tube arrived literally 40 hours later. Simple instructions, popped it in the humi...
Started by champions on
, 11 posts
by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cigaraficionado):
In other words, I have 65% beads also, and they keep my 63% after the are charged....
In other words, I have are usually rated about 3-5% higher than truth.
I have found that the beads are usually rated about 3-5% higher than truth.
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Has anyone used this product in lieu of exterior weights that mark up rims when removed and take away from the looks?. They are plastic beads that you pour thorough your valve stem or when tire is broken down on rim. Google searches for review of the ...
Started by nathanmargolis on
, 11 posts
by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pelicanparts):
A couple Beads distributor countered....
Dyna Beads are controversial.
And yes, feedback on the Beads is mixed.
Rate of accel etc then surely these beads are going to be all over the place, wizzing round is pretty damn useful.
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