Does this wire holds its shape? I need 1mm wire to make pushrods for my rc plane.
107491
I purchased this wire hoping for something bendable like a paper clip. It was extremely stiff, and would probably work well as a push rod. The stuff was pretty inexpensive. Might be worth the $ to find out. Hope that helps.
107492
This wire is used to make springs.It is wound around a mandrel. If it were heated to red hot and quenched in water or oil it would become very hard,stiff and brittle.
107493
As a push-rod material, this wire is springy so it wiggles a bit over long distances (1 ft+), but you can solve any issues by guiding it through the plane with a tube or zip ties. You can bend it to shape but you will need 2 needle nose pliers to bend sharp angles with it. It's tricky to use z-bends on this sort of wires, because it is hard to bend. You really need linkage stoppers, forget right z bends for trimming.
107494
Yup, its a little bit on the heavy side but I use it for all my planes that only need short pushrods. FT Bloody Wonder, FT 3D etc.
107495
Yes, it will hold its shape. I made some 1" diameter spring out of it. Once you bend it to the shape you want, it will hold that new shape.
650655
I use a relatively low gauge but am out of town so can't say accurately. Mine is NOT the heavy "round" wire.
437096
It's a long piece, rolled into a cylinder, and the wire is not very stiff, so you may have trouble sticking it into hard soil. I ended up buying a few of the "Origin Point 052410 Gard'n Border Round Folding Fence", which is a stiffer wire and divided into several pieces.
967916
Yes it should work just fine. I use it on tiny 18 gauge (1/4" and smaller) wires.
1265285
It is stranded wire so it has some degree of flexibility. Do not kink or make sharp bends with it and expect it not to break.
1338295
I think you'll need wire as the plus and minus protrude maybe 1/2 inch if memory serves me right!
688591
Thank you for this info. I need it to be more flexible than chicken wire, yet I want it to look just like it is real chicken wire. Do you know of any such material?
956541
I think its the same size as 20 gauge wire, best bet is to look up a conversion chart online. It's very strong wire excelent for sculpting,sorry im not sure about jewelry use. It can withstand a lot of bending without breaking if that helps.
1695873
Yes, I have soldered this wire. I have also used it for artistic soldering on my stone wraps. Just make sure it is clean and use flux.
573657
Yes. This is what I use it for. Cut to length, put one end in a vice and twist about 3-4 twists per inch to straighten and work harden. This wire is good for pushrods up to about 8 inches without a sleeve.
613397
This is a very good wire and never gets hot.I use 200Ah battery and it works great.I don't own the Cadence wire but the knute concept wire.
1233500
Works just fine on mine. it's just a wire splice, so as long as your wire gauge isn't too big, you'll be fine. And I think I have 14 gauge wire, the biggest there generally is.
1850386
My guess is "no." This 12-gauge wire is pretty stout compared to regular bailer wire, which is typically 14 or 16-gauge, but it is still pretty bendable, so I think it might not be the best for your application. If you did use this wire, I think you might find yourself having to bend it back into the desired shape regularly.
659729
There are ten loops appear to be bedded in some kind of epoxy. I don't plan on putting it in the dishwasher because of the heat. The wire is 0.055 inch, which is about SWG 17. Flexible enough to get good whisking action, would probably bend if used in a very thick batter.
150575
It is the correct diameter and pitch. As for strength relating to grade 8 , see the following: From the Helicoil web site: HeliCoil Inserts or Wire Thread Inserts are made of cold rolled 18-8 grade Stainless Steel to AS7245 , MIL-I-8846 & DTD734 specifications. This wire is cold rolled to a diamond cross section producing an ultimate tensile strength of approximately 1375-1725 MPa, mirror like surface finish of 2-4 Microns and flank hardness of RC 43-50 which is far in excess of the usual tapped materials and best suited for most of the industrial needs. HeliCoil Inserts can also be supplied in other materials such as SS-316, Inconel X-750, Titanium Alloys, Nimonic 90, Nitronic 60, Phosphorus Bronze, Beryllium Copper and with special coating and plating requirements such as Cadmium plating, Silver plating, Zinc plating, Nickel plating and dry film lubricants, Anti- Corrosion/ Salt spray resistant coatings. In my experience the helicoil is especially useful in repairing threads in mild steel and even more so in aluminum. In aluminum I believe it's superior to the original threading.
453222
absolutely, get strong wire cutters, this is not flimsy wire mesh, its great wire. marisa
1558866
No its not. The casing is really thick but even it is not full 0 gauge. Its decent wire though. So far so good