The TM1 is a pretty basic tool but the spring can lose strength over time and use necessitating re calibration
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@MikaelFlyer Жыл бұрын
I use this tool every day in the workshop
@davidmorrill6740 Жыл бұрын
Kool stuff
@scrappy7571 Жыл бұрын
Pretty cool! I have a cheap Amazon chineasium spoke guage for home use. Wonder how accurate that is, ever test one? Thinking if I could build a test stand using a digital bike scale.
@rolandberendonck3900
Жыл бұрын
I got such a tool which came from China. Exact same design which is easily copied off course which is not very difficult to do. But I have never seen a test bench like this for spokes in which you can apply the desired tension. If I had to improvise something like this I just would use weights to get the desired tension because I do not have a digital weight scale like Dan. Another option would be if you could modify a person weight scale.
@Rickydbaby Жыл бұрын
How far off are most TM1 meters for 1.8 spokes?
@helidude35024 ай бұрын
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@EliBleu Жыл бұрын
What is that spoke calibrater/tensioner called??? Im technically savvy but a novice at wheels. Ever since I purchased an eBike I've been obsessed about wheel structures, truing, building and everything wheel & spoke related. Ive been going further & further down the rabbit hole. I feel like a Neanderthal
@pb84164 ай бұрын
Shouldn't this be done with a hanging weight?
@EleanorPeterson
Ай бұрын
Hooking the spoke to a weighing scale in a rigid steel frame and then applying the appropriate amount of tension to the other end of it with a heavy screw-threaded bolt (cranked up with a spanner to give the right 'pull' reading on the scale) gives exactly the same result. If anything, it's a closer simulation of a spoke under tension in a wheel than using a hanging weight.🙂
@othmanalkhayat97246 ай бұрын
For me it didn’t do the job, after I went to park tool wta app and adjust every spoke on my wheels it still wobble, then I went doing it the old way on a true stand it went fine, so I’m not sure about this tension meter, sorry…
@2wagondragon
6 ай бұрын
The tension meter won't true the wheel for you. It's only function is to ensure you are in the proper range of tension. Adjusting each spoke to get the same reading on the meter is not truing the wheel.
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I use this tool every day in the workshop
Kool stuff
Pretty cool! I have a cheap Amazon chineasium spoke guage for home use. Wonder how accurate that is, ever test one? Thinking if I could build a test stand using a digital bike scale.
@rolandberendonck3900
Жыл бұрын
I got such a tool which came from China. Exact same design which is easily copied off course which is not very difficult to do. But I have never seen a test bench like this for spokes in which you can apply the desired tension. If I had to improvise something like this I just would use weights to get the desired tension because I do not have a digital weight scale like Dan. Another option would be if you could modify a person weight scale.
How far off are most TM1 meters for 1.8 spokes?
👍😎
What is that spoke calibrater/tensioner called??? Im technically savvy but a novice at wheels. Ever since I purchased an eBike I've been obsessed about wheel structures, truing, building and everything wheel & spoke related. Ive been going further & further down the rabbit hole. I feel like a Neanderthal
Shouldn't this be done with a hanging weight?
@EleanorPeterson
Ай бұрын
Hooking the spoke to a weighing scale in a rigid steel frame and then applying the appropriate amount of tension to the other end of it with a heavy screw-threaded bolt (cranked up with a spanner to give the right 'pull' reading on the scale) gives exactly the same result. If anything, it's a closer simulation of a spoke under tension in a wheel than using a hanging weight.🙂
For me it didn’t do the job, after I went to park tool wta app and adjust every spoke on my wheels it still wobble, then I went doing it the old way on a true stand it went fine, so I’m not sure about this tension meter, sorry…
@2wagondragon
6 ай бұрын
The tension meter won't true the wheel for you. It's only function is to ensure you are in the proper range of tension. Adjusting each spoke to get the same reading on the meter is not truing the wheel.
Very cool. Bikeman564