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wow -- have never seen damage like this. I think as long as the inner wall of the rim is undamaged you should be okay. What I would do would be to smooth out the edges of the hole (including removing the "points" sticking inwards) to reduce stress risers. I'd mark the eyelet at that point and inspect the rim periodically.A story in three pictures. (I don’t think the damage warrants replacement of the rim, but open to other opinions…)
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I found this thread with a similar case: https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/298618-tire-rim-got-screwed-flat-tipped-screw-dents-inner-wall-double-wall-rim.html
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