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JS1500
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orange71 wrote:
It's the male equivalent of knitting!


:lol:


I've trued my own wheels but never tried building from scratch - I think i'll give it a go.
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orange71 wrote:
It's the male equivalent of knitting!


My wife said the same thing. :)
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orange71 wrote:
It's the male equivalent of knitting!


My wife won't let me do it the living room though :(
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JS1500 wrote:
I've trued my own wheels but never tried building from scratch - I think i'll give it a go.


It's a very rewarding experience.. Can't wait to get all this stuff mounted, polished and then muddy as fark :twisted:
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Nice wheels, well done.

My boss in the shop builds wheels as long as he can remember. When you see him do it, it's amazing, he doesn't use the jig thing, but all out of hand. Truning on eye vision. When I give him a bended wheel he takes the wheel and while talking he is busy with it, and after 5 min, he gives it back to me.. totally straight.
Unbelievable. really.
He is the wheel fu*ki** master.
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