Figured to share cutting jig I made.

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Must be dense, but I don't get it.


The latter is supposed to be "heatshrink", but the former?
 
Argh, I read it throught but typos were still there, thanks KISS
And i probadly got lost from thought, I think <what> needed ''base next each othert''
 
Except for the yellow (0.4" ) jumpers that I bought a bunch of, I make most of my jumpers too. I don't like all of the different colors, so I stick to yellow. To help get the bent length right, I use one of these:


I then trim the stripped ends to be about equal. The ply I prefer to use is like the ply you show. It is often called Baltic birch in the US. It is considerably more expensive and has more plys than our common SPF ply (SPF = spruce, pine, fir).

John
 
I am lazy and eyeball it, but I seem to have a fairly quick and accurate eyeball (still MK1 version with no silicon dioxide enhancement ).
 
I'm planning on doing that, once I find enough cheap one, don't wanna possibly ruin only one at home
 
fezder said:
I'm planning on doing that, once I find enough cheap one, don't wanna possibly ruin only one at home
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I was going to say, you'll need to make sure the blade can handle it and that the wire you're cutting isn't too thick. I wonder if you ought to make your own blade out of a strip of metal you know will be strong enough. You could fit it into an old cutter.
 
well 22awg is quite small and thus should be able to cut with cheap blades, I recall we cut PCB's with some similar machine.
 
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