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10-08-2010, 09:37
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Re: pic: Enigma Wheel 2
I can tell you from my wheel design experience that it's better to have your spokes taper towards the outside, that is to say that your spokes should be thicker near the hub and narrower near the rim.
Think about making the question marks grooves instead of slots. It would reduce machining time and improve strength, two wins in my book. Looks good otherwise! Do you have a material picked out or a calculated weight? 
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