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April 9th 05, 05:38 PM
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"Michael" wrote in message ... wrote: (snip) pulling on soft-drawn copper wire is going to distort it slightly so the measurement is going to be on the small side. Snipping off ten or twenty short lengths, then measuring the total width and dividing by the number of lengths will be a bit better in accuracy. (snip) Really? Hmmmm ... Bumfuzzles me why you'd want to cut it up into a bunch of hard-to-handle strands. Just wind it around a dowel as someone else suggested. |
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