🔩 Hozan Spokes Threaded Type C - 702 - 14°C - 702 - 14 Inch Review

tool arrived broken. Part of the vise attachment has been cut off. I was able to clamp and try it and it worked surprisingly well. I sent it back because it broke

I couldn't use the product because it broke before it reached my door. The instrument looked exactly as I expected and I was generally happy with the manufacturer's products. Revain's response has so far been unsatisfactory. I see no reason to buy through Revain again.

That's all he says. He threads the needles. It should be remembered that the length of the new needle is not much less than the length of the needle that you will cut, then the cut will be in the old threads. Do not cut old threads. This confuses Hozan, who tries to make new ones. First, thread the needle threader through the old threads and continue threading the new threads to the desired length. Then cut off the needle. Correct the end with a file and put the spokes on the nut. Mission…

This tool is easy to use and I have successfully threaded a set of spokes with no waste. You will need a jig to hold the tool and oil to attach the pulley and spokes to the threads. The mark on the shaft shows how far you have screwed the spoke in when turning the handle. A simple but nice feature. The instructions were also detailed and helpful. Grinding the spokes if you had to cut them is key. My only minor complaint is that for what it is it 'seems' like it should cost less. Is this a sub…

DO NOT BUY THIS TOOL if you think time is money. and time-consuming method. Online retailers cut made-to-order knitting needles into your mailbox within days for little money. But if you're a crafter, hobbyist, or like to reuse/recycle knitting needles, this is for you! Other gear needed: Spoke ruler and bike brake cable cutters (similar to the inexpensive Muzata brand that shows up in Revain searches works great - just don't expect it to cut bike cables cleanly after they've been used to cut…