Has anybody tried this wire, specifically for heaters? How well does it strip with regular Klein dual blade strippers?
https://tubedepot.com/products/18-ga-ti ... efzel-wire
I'm considering that or tube depot's PVC wire.
I want to find something that can withstand the irons tip (within reason) and doesn't require strippers that costs a fortune. And I don't want to use cloth on this build.
Wire recommendation
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Wire recommendation
Mark Clay
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Re: Wire recommendation
I haven't tried that particular wire but I used this Weico PVC wire with great success and it strips really easy!dragonbat13 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06, 2021 2:24 am Has anybody tried this wire, specifically for heaters? How well does it strip with regular Klein dual blade strippers?
https://tubedepot.com/products/18-ga-ti ... efzel-wire
I'm considering that or tube depot's PVC wire.
I want to find something that can withstand the irons tip (within reason) and doesn't require strippers that costs a fortune. And I don't want to use cloth on this build.
https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/w ... =2341a3245
Cheers
Guy
Re: Wire recommendation
I've used the Teflon and Tefzel wire. The insulation is very slick, for lack of a better word. I find it hard to strip. I use a automatic squeeze type stripper, and also a traditional hand stripper when needed. They both have trouble grabbing the insulation. Maybe my technique sucks, I don't know.
I use the valvestorm pre-tinned wire, but it may not meet your needs.
I use the valvestorm pre-tinned wire, but it may not meet your needs.
- dragonbat13
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Re: Wire recommendation
THATS where I got that bundle long ago. That is a good deal. I may go with their stuff.bal704 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06, 2021 12:47 pm I've used the Teflon and Tefzel wire. The insulation is very slick, for lack of a better word. I find it hard to strip. I use a automatic squeeze type stripper, and also a traditional hand stripper when needed. They both have trouble grabbing the insulation. Maybe my technique sucks, I don't know.
I use the valvestorm pre-tinned wire, but it may not meet your needs.
Thanks.
Mark Clay
Amature/Hobbyist/Electronics Hoarder
Amature/Hobbyist/Electronics Hoarder