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Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Engineering Techniques and Materials. => Topic started by: Footski on June 03, 2019, 03:22:58 pm
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I am looking for a supplier of very fine tinned copper wire of grades between 32awg and 38awg. Anyone with any ideas.
I did order some from the UK a couple of years ago, but cannot remember the name of the company.
Cheers folks.
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I had some from Amazon es a while ago, not certain who the actual supplier was to them.
I entered
alambre de cobre estaņado
in the search box.
Chas
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Hello BarryGlad to see you're still very much around. Here's a link to Rapid, who seem to have most of the sizes you need https://www.rapidonline.com/Catalogue/Search?Query=tinned%20copper%20wire (https://www.rapidonline.com/Catalogue/Search?Query=tinned%20copper%20wire)
DaveM
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Thanks guys, yes I am still here, building miniatures these days as nowhere to sail the big ones...
Amazon don't have the fine grades I want and Rapid want to sell me too large amounts. Each roll has hundreds of meters of wire on them....The place I bought mine from happily sold me 20 meters wrapped around a card at great prices....I just cannot remember who they were.....Must be an age thing!
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have you looked at the crazy wire company website.
https://www.wireandstuff.co.uk/products/About-Us.html
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Thanks, but they don't sell tinned wire....close but not what I am after..
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Found this on ebay, could be what you are after
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tinned-Copper-Wire-38-SWG-34-AWG-Non-Ferrous-per-20-Metres-/291531144343 (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tinned-Copper-Wire-38-SWG-34-AWG-Non-Ferrous-per-20-Metres-/291531144343)
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Found this on ebay, could be what you are after
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tinned-Copper-Wire-38-SWG-34-AWG-Non-Ferrous-per-20-Metres-/291531144343 (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tinned-Copper-Wire-38-SWG-34-AWG-Non-Ferrous-per-20-Metres-/291531144343)
Bingo, that is it and the company I bought from. Thank you so much. I will be placing an order very soon.
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Just interested in the intended use for this if you don't mind me asking as it seems a niche product?
Rich
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I use it to make rigging on my period ship miniatures. Currently building a model of HMS Victory, which is only 5 inches long.