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i have a fork held in a workbench an use a couple of cable ties, flat screwdriver, spoke key, ruler, 3in1 oil to make the nipples easier to turn in the rim and the radio
ive just rebuilt a set of 24s for my lil sisters bike and the satisfaction is well worth the time it took, it took about a hour a wheel to take apart clean lube assemble and true
be patient with it though
This is the second time ive attempted to build a wheel, the first time I got pissed of and just sent it to the shop, I have to work on the wheel 10 mins then leave it for a while then go back to it and so on, other wise I just get frustrated and give up