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echo: classic_computer
to: Tom Walker
from: Jasen Betts
date: 2004-03-28 15:18:02
subject: OT but useful needed

Hi Tom.

27-Mar-04 15:46:26, Tom Walker wrote to Jasen Betts


  ->  ML> I know there is a chemical way to strip enamel like this as
  I've ->  ML> seen reference to it in my carreer.  But this is so long
  ago it's ->  ML> escaped me

 TW> -> it depends a bit on which type of enamel coating was used. ->
 TW> I've always used fine sandpaper (eg, #400) -> but for a chemical
 TW> solution you could try Caustic soda it'll shift most -> kinds of
 TW> paint.

 TW> The sandpaper method can get tricky when working with #36 and
 TW> smaller wire.

use fine sandpaper, I've done it with hair-thin wires. probably about 0.1mm
diameter (not that I actually measured it)

 -=> Bye <=-

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