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| wondering if someone have experience with the wire from that website?
http://www.skygeek.com/ms20995c62.html |
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Location: Bemidji, MN | I haven't used it BUT, if it can be bent easy enough to fit into that dispenser, then it is way too flexible. Not like the stainless lure wire.
A freind gave me some welding rods to try, it was the same guage as the lure wire, and stainless, but way too soft, I am guessing it is similar to the safety wire. |
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| thanks,that website was suggested by someone,i was really not sure.now you just confirm my tough |
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Location: The Yahara Chain | I made the mistake of buying some of that stuff a couple of years ago. It won't work, it is way to flexible. |
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| try stainless tig wire . its 1/16 or 0.62. its very tuff. we use that on all our wire thru lures. |
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| do you think we can use that for spinnerbaits?
thanks |
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Location: Hastings, mn, 55033 | I tried the 1/16" stainless tig wire and found it to be more "springy" and flexible than the .062 stainless lure making wire, which seems to be much stiffer. |
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| good! thanks i think i will give it a try |
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Posts: 37
| I use this wire with each oil change on my Cherokee, it is designed for flexibility as a safety wire on Oil Filters etc on aircraft, easily bends and will wrap around itself with ease. I have never used it in a lure application. I would be happy to send you some if you want to try it. |
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