Seeking Laziness, Achieving Diligence

I'm not sure if the title captures it quite right, but
I'm busily building wheels so that I can have days when I don't build wheels.

So today it's wheels again (and so on).
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But first.
The rear 20H hub hasn't arrived yet, but to avoid the situation where the rim is gone by the time the hub comes in,
I've ordered a few extra rims for the Nomu Lab Wheel No. 3.

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For a customer's order, I built the 24H rear wheel for the Nomu Lab Wheel No. 3.
For the rear wheel, CX is recommended for 20H and CX-RAY for 24H,
but this time I built it with CX-RAY.
The customer wanted the sticker removed, so I peeled it off before assembly.

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The Tni 24H rear hub is also running low in stock.

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I received an order for the high-strength version of the Nomu Lab Wheel No. 1.
In that sense, this might be the toughest we've ever built.

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The front wheel is 28H. This is the first time with No. 1 that I built the front wheel with tangent lacing.

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The rear is 32H.

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I did 48-spoke lacing.
Since the rim height is 30mm, the spoke length on the 8-spoke non-freewheel side
becomes standard too. With no supply issues for spokes,
I went with 48-spoke instead of 46-spoke lacing.

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It's hard to tell in the photo, but only the freewheel side has brass nipples.

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I built a wheel with a customer's brought-in rim.
A rare spec: 85mm rim height carbon rim with 36H.

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I built it with a Shimano Sora track hub.
Since it's a fixed/free cog, I built it in JIS lacing so it can be used on both sides.

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