Someone told me the hozan spoke threader is only for threading a few spokes. Is this true? Why can't it do many spokes? is it because the cutting blades dull easily. What is something that could thread many spokes. I want to build complete wheels.
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Hozan spoke threader
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Originally posted by R. Shackleford What is something that could thread many spokes.
This is the industry standard, but it ain't cheap. http://www.philwood.com/webcatolog/page20.htm
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For strength and durability, rolling the threads is considered to be superior to cutting the threads. The Phil Wood threader rolls the threads. Keep in mind that threading your own spokes pretty much rules out using butted, bladed, or ovalized spokes for building your wheels.
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