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In Reply to: RE: What kind of cable cutters do I need to make my own? (nt) posted by neolith on September 24, 2012 at 06:23:17
Most any wire cutter will work. The only 'tricky' part is twisting wire. I used a drill for this. Don't worry about them shorting-out after twisting. That 'enamel' is tough and will not short. Then you need to strip the ends of the enamel for termination. I used a sharp knife and scraped lightly.
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[LOL, we're just messing around. If Neo needs to find about cutters at this stage, I am still trying to learn how to tie shoe laces. BTW, we have to get you some cap values for the other project thing.]
Back on topic, of course that with 12's things are different than with other Maggies. When cutting wire for them, ordinary cutters may cut by crushing the wire. A thin edgy end is then left along the diameter of the wire. This will cause glaring highs and kill imaging attributes...with this model ONLY.
To avoid this with the 12s, sharp shears are better. More so with when using the ideal 6ga wires for these Maggies. A fast "snip" action usually works fine after the first dozen pair of shears.
Pointing the shears to a true magnetic north and touching the left ear while cutting is said to work best.
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