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Removing the axle from sealed bearing hub

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EDBANGER:
Good enough for me  :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch:

All I need to do now is buy the right size Hex key to fit my crank (lost the one I have somewhere) so I can change the front Sprocket and I've finished my first mid school rider.  I put it together previous and the rear brake squeeeeeled like a bansheeeee.  Other than de-greasing the rims prior to re-lacing with the new hubs I haven't undone the brakes at all.  Amazingly they're sharp as fooook and silent now.  Could that really have been down to shit covered rims?

EDBANGER:
Ohhh For FFFFFFSSS

I've just swapped the front sprocket over.  Added a bit of length to my chain to accomodate and my brakes now squeel again.  Any ideas on how to get rid of that bloody noise?  The pads are the Odyssey ones that are shaped so they're already toed in so it's not that.  Suuuuuuuuuuuucks

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