thanks for you guys help. i will try a harder wire , but when you say use a harder wire did you mean half hard or hard ,
thanks for you guys help. i will try a harder wire , but when you say use a harder wire did you mean half hard or hard ,
I would buy hard tbird , if you don't need it all then you can use it for soldering other uss but it's good to lay aside for future use
Thanks Cj57 yours and goldsmith info is very much needed .
As Caroline has already said, you can standardise the size and make about twenty at a time, by using the stem of twist drills to wind them on. So you could get a set quite cheaply.
Also remember that wire springs back when you wind it, so it will end up a bit bigger. It's a good idea to practice first with copper. Old electric cables often have an earth wire suitable for this.
Have a look at these videos on how to do it: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=U+...K6NMn-UuCehJgO
Dennis
Last edited by Dennis; 11-02-2016 at 07:42 AM.
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