Handbuilt wheel advice

[Matt12345]

I have been offered a pair of handbuilt wheels for £145. I am looking for a set of new wheels but I have no idea about handbuilts and want to hear peoples opinions on these.
They consist of a set of pave 28 alloy breaking rims laced to DT swiss350 hubs.
10 speed Shimano freehub body fitted ( only used component) rest of components including hubs are new.

https://plus.google.com/115333461120959744311/posts/6X7FBzPHFUj

I have googled the components but have not really found alot.
Any advice will be appreciated

 

[Yellow Saddle]

The wheel has too few spokes, the hubs are rubbish and the rear hub's freehub body has been "owned" by the cassette. Move on.

 

[raleighnut]

The 'thing' about handbuilt wheels is they're built to your spec by someone you trust (either by knowledge or reputation) I could knock up a set of wheels, doesn't mean they'd be any good though.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

The 'thing' about handbuilt wheels is they're built to your spec by someone you trust (either by knowledge or reputation) I could knock up a set of wheels, doesn't mean they'd be any good though.

I have a pack of "hand salted" gravalax in my fridge. This hand thing is way over the top but hey, I milked the hell out of it when I still built wheels.

 

[raleighnut]

I have a pack of "hand salted" gravalax in my fridge. This hand thing is way over the top but hey, I milked the hell out of it when I still built wheels.

On my collection of bikes there are 11 wheels (one bike has an 'alternative' wheel with different gearing on it) all built by the same fella, a couple of the rears are laced 4 cross and another one I got him to lace up to the 'Spa Cycles' recipe of plain guage one side, butted the other.

EDIT - BTW the other bikes have .'factory' wheels on them but the Roval 'Classique Pave' also claim to be 'handlaced'.