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Old 12-07-16, 07:06 PM
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Don't take the other wheel apart. stand it up next to the one you're working on as a template and reference.

If the number of spokes and crosses is the same, then it's a perfect example to copy exactly. If the number of either spokes or crosses are different then you'll have to do some translating, but the basic pattern will still be similar.
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