Difference between revisions of "Refurbishing Skate Wheels"
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| + | To turn a new surface on a set of used (or new) skate wheels, you will need access to a lathe and a special mandrel to hold each wheel. | ||
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| + | This mandrel was made using some 22mm shaft (same size as 608 bearing OD) that I had laying around. I also ordered a 22mm collet to hold the mandrel for maximum precision. | ||
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[[category:wheels (Skateboard)]] | [[category:wheels (Skateboard)]] | ||
Revision as of 19:43, 30 October 2006
To turn a new surface on a set of used (or new) skate wheels, you will need access to a lathe and a special mandrel to hold each wheel.
This mandrel was made using some 22mm shaft (same size as 608 bearing OD) that I had laying around. I also ordered a 22mm collet to hold the mandrel for maximum precision.
