6 Dec
2002
6 Dec
'02
5:25 p.m.
Do you have any experience using Standard Pneumatic electric wire wrap
tools? 6021 models with bits can sometimes be had on eBay in the $40 range,
which isn't a whole lot more than buying a new manual tool.
Would that be overkill for a small computer project, or would it be nice to
have?
From: "Jim Kearney" <jim(a)jkearney.com>
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Subject: Re: Wire wrapping
Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 18:06:33 -0500
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From: "Jeffrey H. Ingber"
<jingber(a)ix.netcom.com>
Does anyone have any good resources that explains wire wrapping?
This web page has some nice, clear explanations and pictures:
http://www.stdpneumatic.com/resource/tech_wire.html
Jim 
6 Dec
6 Dec
6 p.m.
From: "Glen Slick"
<glenslick(a)hotmail.com>
Do you have any experience using Standard Pneumatic electric wire wrap
tools? 6021 models with bits can sometimes be had on eBay in the $40
range,
which isn't a whole lot more than buying a new
manual tool.
I've got a Gardner-Denver (Wire-wrap) 27179 myself, but it's very close to
the SP in design, possibly an OEM version. I love it. Wraps are fast,
solid and consistent. Combined with a good assortment of pre-stripped wire
lengths, it's a least 5x faster than hand wrapping.
I bought my tool on eBay, but without the bit, and they turn out to be
pretty expensive! You really only need a #30 for digital circuits, maybe a
#26 for power buses.
These guys have reasonable prices for both roll and prestripped wire:
http://www.wireprepne.com/.
Jim
7:02 p.m.
I've bought from the company mentioned below and like
the product + price. Will never buy WW from Jameco
again!
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From:
"Glen Slick" <glenslick(a)hotmail.com>
Do you have any experience using Standard
Pneumatic electric wire wrap
tools? 6021 models with bits can sometimes be
had
on eBay in the $40
range,
which isn't a whole lot more than buying a
new
manual tool.
I've got a Gardner-Denver (Wire-wrap) 27179 myself,
but it's very close to
the SP in design, possibly an OEM version. I love
it. Wraps are fast,
solid and consistent. Combined with a good
assortment of pre-stripped wire
lengths, it's a least 5x faster than hand wrapping.
I bought my tool on eBay, but without the bit, and
they turn out to be
pretty expensive! You really only need a #30 for
digital circuits, maybe a
#26 for power buses.
These guys have reasonable prices for both roll and
prestripped wire:
http://www.wireprepne.com/.
Jim
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