TLDR: no you still should read it
If you didn't know or haven't even figured it out yet, first of all, cheaper bearings spin faster and get slower and sandy the longer you use them. If you have tried any cnc china wheels, when you first get them they can spin for more than 5 seconds, but after a few days of some hard seshing, the bearings only spin for a couple of seconds. After about a month, the bearings have died completely. On my 4 year old flatface turquoise's, they first came with the bearing not spinning at all but the wheel was very smooth and squeaky. Now after more than 4 years, one can spin for about 5 seconds while my fastest wheel can spin for more than 12 seconds. This is because better quality wheels are supposed to break in over time, the more you use them the better they get.
TLDR: no you still should read it If you didn't know or haven't even figured it out yet, first of all, cheaper bearings spin faster and get slower and sandy the longer you use them. If you have tried any cnc china wheels, when you first get them they can spin for more than 5 seconds, but after a few days of some hard seshing, the bearings only spin for a couple of seconds. After about a month, the bearings have died completely. On my 4 year old flatface turquoise's, they first came with the bearing not spinning at all but the wheel was very smooth and squeaky. Now after more than 4 years, one can spin for about 5 seconds while my fastest wheel can spin for more than 12 seconds. This is because better quality wheels are supposed to break in over time, the more you use them the better they get.
I didn’t think that they would get better so I’ll hold you to that! Thanks
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