Album: "Limpets" New brake cable stoppers for top tubes and new gear cable stoppers for chainstays

Good surface area and a round shore line, to remove stress from .40mm tubes Easy brazing method, a preload filler slot for 10mm of silver rod Direct fitting of the brake outer casing with out silly ferrules The gear outer casing ferrule to fits snugly into the CS stopper Smooth rounded appearance so the stopper looks like it belongs being attached to the tube, not like a plonked on after thought. Investment cast stainless steel so removing corrosion issues due to perspiration or collection of road grime. No extra hassle time added to the construction process Note. I see no need for a slot in a road bike cable stopper because if the cabling is done correctly during assembly such as lubrication with “Slick Honey” or such like then one has no need to touch a cable until replacement is due.

Album: "Candezia" lugs are here

Photos of a Frame being made using the XL level top tube lugs will be added here soon.
The lugs are a joint project with Dario Pegoretti and myself.

Album: Follow my build of a Llewellyn OS Compact lugged frame

This album documents the build of my own personal mount.
Using the "Columbus Spirit for Lugs"
tube set coupled up with the Llewellyn designed and produced "OS Compact" lugs and "Llewellyn cast lugged stainless dropouts".

Album: Making a Llewellyn lugged stem

A photo essay showing Dazza's way of making the lugged stem using the Dazza designed and produced Llewellyn stem kit.
Fits 31.8mm handle bars
25.4 or 28.6mm steerers
A lugged frame deserves a lugged stem to compliment it's style and function

Album: Photos of the World's first "XL Compact" lugged road frame under construction.

Follow the pics of the first "Slant6" road frame being constructed.

Album: My way of fitting the DT gear boss to the DT

Gladdies, my way of fitting the Llewellyn down tube gear boss to the DT
Any questions ?

Album: Using Llewellyn track tips

Pictures of how I use my Llewellyn track tip and fit the stainless steel wheel bite facets

Album: A lathe is a beautiful thing

How I use my lathe when making frames

Album: A fork parallel thingie

I scored some parallels from my wife's dad. He was a machine maker at the Ford factory. Straight away I knew I had a home and job for them. So simple and works a charm. Why did it take me so long to figure it out. A sliding parallel is a beautiful thing.