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Old 09-06-07, 01:28 PM
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I learned to put it in the frame/fork and measure distance from rim to blade/stay on each side with inside calipers. I then take its reading with vernier calipers to get a numerical value and adjust close to even before final truing. I do that with the wheels on the bike too, soon to be with dial gauges that attach to axle/QR by morningstar tools.

I like doing it this way. It makes sense to me centering the wheel with its mate.
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