Another context in which a tensiometer has some utility is when you're
building up rims with tension limits below the common average, such as the
original extrusion Pacenti PL23.
I'm also a very amateur wheelbuilder. The last set of wheels I built up
used the older Pacenti rims, and I was a lit
, together with the
> round and true assurance that comes from a good truing stand, gives me a lot
> of comfort that my wheels are sound.
>
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:rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Toby Whitfield
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Subject: [RBW] Wheelbuilding Questions - Even tension
I just built a new set of wheels, which is the first time in a while for me. I
built a couple a number of years ago, but fr
Sorry for the double post and slightly OT post here. I meant to post this to
the ibob list, but put it here instead. Sorry for clogging up your inboxes. If
you have anything to add, and are on both lists, I think the ibob list would be
better, but happy for all advice here too!
Thanks, and with
I just built a new set of wheels, which is the first time in a while for me. I
built a couple a number of years ago, but from old parts as an experiment, and
never really used the wheels, which is all to say I am pretty new at this.
My question is about tension evenness. I got the wheels up to
