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Not a clean looking thing, but I'm sure it's functional. It's hard to get how it works without video though.

I didn't have money at the time :) And BTW here people often restore pads at professional shops or even by themselves for cars. Then you use not only glue but also aluminium rivets.

This is a very cool Instructable!

Like maybe something from some of the other middle eastern religions?

And not very disrespectful.

Cheaply. Ha. But it's cool nevertheless!

You gave up too soon

Doing that already!

Neat and clean work!

Was looking for something like this! But yea, not much to do with that casings, I'll make magnets out of them.

I just dropped it to charge for a few hours.Thank you for pointing on that instructable, definitely gonna do it!

I got them from a laptop battery. It held charge for 5 mins. But the batteries are still very good for flashlight and, now phone too :)

I have a 33 pin LCD display from chinese phone. Internet is silent about it. Is there any hope to run it or better just get rid of it?

And automobiles shouldn't rot in 5 years. I wonder if any organizations will do anything about planned obsolescence in any near future...

Top notch!

Whoa! A BMW bike, it is really hard to screw up such a beast! You could do pretty much anything to it and it will still look super cool.

Very cool! Too bad they all go for slim cases these days

Yeah, some good epoxy would be better of course, but even this cheap glue still holds it's burden.

We can try to experiment with pads in places that are not in high risk. Like put diy pads only on the rear brake of the bicycle. And yes, the material is some kind of fused hard rubber and something metallic, pretty generic nowadays.

Yep, this is a kind of experiment. I have put this glued pad only on the rear brake, so the front one is a factory made. So I really try to brake hard with this one, and it does not fall off. If something changes, there will be updates!

Would be nice to see a video with headlights actually wink!

Very nice! Could you also make a tutorial on how to draw a completely custom sprocket or gear in Inkscape? Your extension is great but I needed to make a sprocket for non ANSI chain for french window curtains.

One more creative idea for that old chain!