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Dunderhead needs spoke length calc check

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  1. I have never done this so hope somebody will check it for me.

    Front wheel 36 spokes 4X

    Rim is a 27" and after much measuring I find:

    *** outside diameter of rim average 25.25" ==> 25.25*25.4 = 641.35mm
    *** Depth from rim edge to bottom of nipple slot = 11.5mm
    *** Diameter = 641.35 - 2*11.5 = 618.35 ~ 318mm

    The holes in the rim are offset each side of center by 1mm

    The hub has 2.6mm holes drilled on a 62.6mm diameter, center to center.

    The hub flanges measure 65.5mm inside to inside and 71.2 outside to
    outside. So they are (65.5 + 71.2)/4 = 34.2mm off centerline. Since the
    rim holes are 1mm off, it seems the spoke offset should be 33.2mm

    I get 314.6mm

    The hub was on an old steel rim which has gone to the recyclers. The old
    spokes measured 306mm.

    Thanks,
    Dan Merrick

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    I have never done this so hope somebody will check it for me.

    Front wheel 36 spokes 4X

    Rim is a 27" and after much measuring I find:

    *** outside diameter of rim average 25.25" ==> 25.25*25.4 = 641.35mm
    *** Depth from rim edge to bottom of nipple slot = 11.5mm
    *** Diameter = 641.35 - 2*11.5 = 618.35 ~ 318mm

    The holes in the rim are offset each side of center by 1mm

    The hub has 2.6mm holes drilled on a 62.6mm diameter, center to center.

    The hub flanges measure 65.5mm inside to inside and 71.2 outside to
    outside. So they are (65.5 + 71.2)/4 = 34.2mm off centerline. Since the
    rim holes are 1mm off, it seems the spoke offset should be 33.2mm

    I get 314.6mm

    The hub was on an old steel rim which has gone to the recyclers. The old
    spokes measured 306mm.

    Thanks,
    Dan Merrick

    have you checked here it may have the hubs and rims you are using .
    http://www.damonrinard.com/spocalc.htm

    cheers
    Jon_H

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