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Old 09-10-13, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
If you always use the same calculator and measure everything yourself, you know exactly where a spoke of the calculated length would end. That and your judgement will always tell you which way to round.
True. Only built a few wheels, been a few years since my last one and the last several times, I think I used 3-4 different ones and took the most common value (I think that's the mode in math terms). Should have written down somewhere which one I used for my last wheelset because it came out just right (of course those spokes I came out to all being even or odd or whatever my source at the time was selling them as).
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