dobber
02-16-04, 10:24 AM
measure the thickness of a typical cone wrench for me. I'm sitting here at work, bored to tears. The big ol waterjet is idle and I've decided to whip myself up a nice set of cone wrenches.
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RegularGuy
02-16-04, 10:28 AM
I put the calipers on both Park's and Pedro's cone wrenches. They were about 3/32" thick. Sorry I don't have metric calipers.
dobber
02-16-04, 10:37 AM
I put the calipers on both Park's and Pedro's cone wrenches. They were about 3/32" thick. Sorry I don't have metric calipers.
Good enough for guberment work. Got some nice 0.075" steel plating off the shears kicking about. Now I've got to go noodle off some fancy Autocad patterns.
Good enough for guberment work. Got some nice 0.075" steel plating off the shears kicking about. Now I've got to go noodle off some fancy Autocad patterns.
RegularGuy
02-16-04, 10:38 AM
A second measure makes it closer to 5/64"
Davet
02-16-04, 11:01 AM
Park Tool cone wrenches = 2mm.
roadfix
02-16-04, 11:07 AM
I don't know which hubs you'll be working on but on my Campy hubs, I can only use Campy wrenches which are a bit thinner than Parks' or Pedro's.
Coda1
02-16-04, 06:14 PM
How fast can you cut one out on a waterjet?