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This odd set of switches on the wall don't actually control anything, but if I toggle them just right a red light goes off accompanied by a very loud BUZZ! So I did what anyone else would do, I took a picture of it and stopped messing with it.
Under the green lid is where the switch is to turn the coil on. The left hand portion is a lid that contains the fuse
This pull-cord light switch jammed over Christmas. I have a contract with British Gas to repair such things; I phoned this morning and a chap came and replaced it this afternoon 😀
Because of the arched top and the control relief, I can't really have the screws for the switch going through the top, but the top is not thick enough to just screw it in through the normal holes, so I make these little brackets out of brass to hold them in place. It moves the screws to a thicker part of the top, and gives me a look I really like while holding the switch very securely.
The Woodland Park Zoo Rose Garden decided to go off of their pesticide spraying routine and try something new. They are trying to give the plants a boost by spraying them with compost tea (plus a strong jet of water knocks aphids off). They are also replacing very disease prone roses with more resistant varieties.
Personally, I am happy and feel like some black spot here and there is worth not having people and bees inhaling the sprays.
Now if they would just stop trimming those trees to look like giant poos.
Tis a volume switch peeps!
I added another layer to this and 'ramped it up' with the 'unsharp' tool before making a square crop.
(Would probably make a good 'squircle' if I could line the camera up properly - an idea for another day.)
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Built by me, designed by the good lady. This will be welded to the engine mounting bracket on left side of bike. Note the hole above switch, this will be the location of the choke.
Got a bit taken away with my ebay shoppings. More on my campervan blog, campervancrazy.wordpress.com/2014/08/11/pull-switch-mania/