Monthly Archives: July 2010

Chain Bracelet

I had an urge to make a very metal bracelet out of a used bicycle chain.

Initially I’d dismissed the idea, thinking that keeping a chain tool in my bedside cabinet, for whenever I wanted to put it on or take it off, might be a bit inconvenient. But then I remembered that KMC chains, my usual choice of flexible power transfer system purveyor, come with a reusable link, and the problem was solved.

Possibly not suitable for the office, but I think it’s a must for the next Motörhead gig. \m/

I wanted to see what happened if I submitted a blog entry with pictures by email.

Is it clever enough to do something sensible with the attachments? It’d be nice if it at least did a basic layout, which could then be edited later.

Let’s see what happens, shall we?

The picture? That’s a couple of Hungarian chilli plants (I’m not sure of the exact variety), which are sitting on my desk at work, waiting for me to figure out how to carry them home in a tank bag without trashing them. Answers on the back of a postcard, please.