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| Cleaned these tools with some chemical cleaner & rinsed them with water. They're drip drying in this picture. |
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| After drying with a paper towel. |
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| These were also dried using shop-air to get water out of any internal joints... |
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| These didn't require shop-air drying... |
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| The one on the right is the 1/2" (the one on the left is a 3/8" also Plomb and cleaned at the same time...) |
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| Moved the flat files into the garage. Just clears the circuit breaker box(!). There was a small metal cabinet on the wall that had to be removed first. Also, two outlets had to be moved up about 9 inches so that they'll still be accessible (green arrows in the above picture). |
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| The 240 V outlet has been moved up already. The 120 V outlets are in the process in this picture... |
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| Had some good condition used cables. I also have new cables but this is a used bike with used parts mostly, so using good used cables is actually more appropriate. they were already about the right length (just slightly long, which is good). |
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| There's built in cables guides at the bottom of the frame where the bottom bracket goes. |
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| The cables goes through this cable housing stop on the chain stay on the drive side. |
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| Then, it makes the loop through the cable housing into the rear derailleur. |
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| Just temporarily held the cable in place. Will cut and cap the end of the cable, after the derailleurs are adjusted. |
