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Making a Handy Bicycle Hub THRU AXLE TOOL

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For bikes and wheels with thru-axles, a handy tool to have is a thru-axle ruler/gauge for quickly measuring axle lengths and sizes (is it Boost, 142 x 12mm or what?). To give you some ideas for making your own, here’s how I made a copy of the one DT Swiss used to make. #JimLangley #BicycleAficionado #BicycleTools #BicycleRepair
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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro: why to make an axle gauge
0:37 - Measuring hubs with a caliper
0:58 - DT Swiss hub gauge/ruler
1:38 - Ideas for making your own hub gauge
1:57 - Turning the diameters on the metal lathe
5:04 - The finished hub gauge
5:27 - Closing comments
My other wheel-related videos
● How To Build Bicycle Wheels the Easy Way
● Basic bicycle wheel terminology explained:
● Pro-tip: how to align hub labels with the valve:
● How to build wheels faster with a driver bit
● Shimano's lacing pattern for disc brake bike wheels:
● How to inspect a pair of new wheels:
☼ Here are some of the wheel building tools I show, use and mention in my videos. I put links below. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (there's no added cost to you).
► Wheelsmith SpokePrep
► Unior Spoke Holder (anti-turn) Pliers
► Efficient Velo Tool's Mulfinger nipple holder
► Park Tool's Nipple Driver
► Park Tool's TS-2.2 Truing Stand
► Park Tool's Tilting Base for the TS-2.2 Truing Stand
► Park Tool's 3.2mm Square Socket Internal Nipple Spoke Wrench (Driver)
► Park Tool's Four-Sided Spoke Wrench Black 0.127in
► Park Tool's Portable Dishing Gauge
► Park Tool's Spoke Tension Meter
► Park Tool's Aero Spoke Holder (anti-twist tool)
► For hubs, rims & spokes, I use
☼ Read my free weekly Jim's Tech Talk column:
☼ My bicycle wheelbuilding articles that complement this video:
☼ My Elephant Tough Custom Wheels & Jim Langley Bicycle Aficionado logo T's, caps, mugs, pint glasses and stickers:
☼ My famous Bicycle Aficionado website - online since 1999!
☼ My Bicycle Beat blog
☼ Please Subscribe - Thanks for Watching & Commenting! ☼
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro: why to make an axle gauge
0:37 - Measuring hubs with a caliper
0:58 - DT Swiss hub gauge/ruler
1:38 - Ideas for making your own hub gauge
1:57 - Turning the diameters on the metal lathe
5:04 - The finished hub gauge
5:27 - Closing comments
My other wheel-related videos
● How To Build Bicycle Wheels the Easy Way
● Basic bicycle wheel terminology explained:
● Pro-tip: how to align hub labels with the valve:
● How to build wheels faster with a driver bit
● Shimano's lacing pattern for disc brake bike wheels:
● How to inspect a pair of new wheels:
☼ Here are some of the wheel building tools I show, use and mention in my videos. I put links below. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (there's no added cost to you).
► Wheelsmith SpokePrep
► Unior Spoke Holder (anti-turn) Pliers
► Efficient Velo Tool's Mulfinger nipple holder
► Park Tool's Nipple Driver
► Park Tool's TS-2.2 Truing Stand
► Park Tool's Tilting Base for the TS-2.2 Truing Stand
► Park Tool's 3.2mm Square Socket Internal Nipple Spoke Wrench (Driver)
► Park Tool's Four-Sided Spoke Wrench Black 0.127in
► Park Tool's Portable Dishing Gauge
► Park Tool's Spoke Tension Meter
► Park Tool's Aero Spoke Holder (anti-twist tool)
► For hubs, rims & spokes, I use
☼ Read my free weekly Jim's Tech Talk column:
☼ My bicycle wheelbuilding articles that complement this video:
☼ My Elephant Tough Custom Wheels & Jim Langley Bicycle Aficionado logo T's, caps, mugs, pint glasses and stickers:
☼ My famous Bicycle Aficionado website - online since 1999!
☼ My Bicycle Beat blog
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