Does the wire have memory, ie, is it hard to straighten?
469108
It is easily straightened by clamping one end in a vise and twisting 3-4 twists per inch with pliers or vise-grips while pulling it straight.
469109
It is very hard to straighten....maybe a thinner gauge would work, but not this one.....unless you really have muscle power.
272856
Yes you can shape it to the area you need it to go. It is somewhat flexible.
1295749
If you are looking for something easily pliable--buy craft wire. This is not very easy to straighten. So, I would say stiffer than a coat hanger.
1095318
It will work with memory wire, but because of the stiffness of the wire it requires some manipulation. I only tried one cut though..
2047290
The wire comes in a loop while it is in the plastic package. But when you take it out of the package, you just have to unravel the loop. It is supposed to straighten out. It's pretty easy to unravel.
475297
Yeah it does. Just be careful with the wire and don't get the screws mixed up.
1873801
Yes, I did it and it works fine. You have to punch two holes for the shocking wires. Used a hot awl to seal the frayed edges.
1082129
Eh, it's not the most flexible stuff I've ever used, but it's not that stiff either. It's about on par with any other low count stranded when it comes to flexibility. In general, the higher the strand count the more flexible the wire. Wire with silicon insulation is usually much more flexible as well. This stuff is nowhere near 'wet noodle' soft, but it can still be bent easily enough.
1457461
No, the cable is not stiff enough to hold a shape and will not hold a coiling the shape on its own as shown in the picture. It is rubber, not wire. Hope that helps.
1429113
I bought this some time ago. I believe it was a softer wire, but I! not positive. I used it all tho.
1207063
I had the same problem it has a lot of tension on it. I had to loosen everything that was connected to this wire before it was able to be fit into it's position. If you study it long enough you will see what to do.
2162713
Sorry, I have been off line for a few days. I know of no part that would be mistaken for a wire. I imagine that the wire was not intended to be there. The mill works great.
851105
You can re-align the wire by pushing the arm from the side, or pulling it. If that makes sense.
1665557
It is angled 90 degrees. To clarify, The wire is angled 90 degrees from the pin.
855372
Yes. The back is a thick stiff paper board back with holes you can punch out to run wires.
94552
by the appearance and flexibility of the exposed wire strands where attached to the clamp--YES
616150
Yes, it has one of those foot long wires coming out the back of it you have to try and position