Do you really need a dishing tool if you buy this truing stand?
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It is a good backup to double check the truing stand (if the truing stand is off, so will be the dish). A work around is to put the wheel back on the bike and check against the brakes or frame, flip the wheel and check again. If it is out of dish, it will be noticeable on either the brakes or frame.
1017297
this stand will handle the wheel dishing quite easily. But most buyer already have a dish tool to use for a second check to be sure. I hope this helps you.
1017298
You can definitely get by without one, but a dishing tool can be very nice for the rear wheel still.
1017299
Yes. Or figure out how to center it. I got it centered using park ts2 stand instructions. A little bit of a hassle. But it is a good tool for the money. I have built 2 wheelsets on it already. Btw. I have a dish tool. If you are building wheels. It is essential. Even with park
1017300
This is a good question. As a former bike mechanic you do need a dishing tool for precision and it makes it a lot easier. They are kinda cheep these days too. But with that said you can dish a wheel with a truing stand...its just really difficult and time comsuming. Results may be disapointing depening on your abilities.
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They are different. Dishing centers the rim on the hub, truing takes the kinks out of the rim. You can have 0 kinks in the rim and still be off-center on the hub. You can't dish without a true wheel, but you CAN true a wheel that is not dished.
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Yes, you need a dishing tool to gauge the wheel or a known good zero dish wheel to gauge the stand.
1849094
No more so than a right hander. This thing is not all it's cracked up to be. I've used mine twice. I wish I had not bought it.
1859869
SKB Makes a plate that fits into the top slant space that will take care of the small mixers. Amazon sells this item.
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No, you need to buy one. You'll only get a few cuts out of the one they give you. One other thing is I never got the stand which was supposed to be included. Amazon was no help at all.
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Unfortunately no. Would be nice, but even so, still a pretty darn good little tool. I have no complaints about it at all.
1611194
No. You need to buy the stand separate, or mount it to a very sturdy bench.
371018
No, beyond what it is made to do. That would be something for the table top mixer. (It might get it done if it were a small quantity, but it would not be what it is made to do.)
110874
It is not necessary, however the design is nice. It sits on small pegs which makes it easy to turn when rolling out the lefse and there is some flexibility (up and down) that may make a difference in getting the edges thinner.
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Just need an allen tool, but i think it already comes with the stand if not, get one at auto zo ne
1845577
No. I wouldn't buy a cheap stand either, the setup will be pretty top heavy.
1069516
No it is not required; the printer stand does nothing for the structural integrity of the table. I never installed the printer stand because my printer would take up too much space. The holes in the glass are there in case I want to install the stand sometime in the future, but the holes don't bother me (they are under .5 inch diameter).
51263
No, you need the grater attachment. I love mine! Order the Kitchenaid Rotor Slicer/ Shredder For Vegetables & Fruit Fits Stand Mixers. It also cleans real easy!
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No. But I find I can easily reach all three instruments. You could probably purchase a cheap Lazy Susan to place under the stand if necessary.
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Hi...we love this unit worth every cent when we are entertaining I just bring out a large tray and set in on top of the decorative rock.. but no it doesn't come with one you really don't need it
1297711
No. You will also need shell holders, unless the die set you get comes with them, like Lee's sets do, and you will need calipers.
1967365
What do you need? I have assembled this and the only issue is that the sliding tray can be a pain
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No it is a prep tool. I use mine after the brass comes out of the tumbler. I also use it by hand.