Magnet Wire
I pulled apart a motor to harvest magnet wire. Then wound it on a sewing machine bobbin.
Read more ›I pulled apart a motor to harvest magnet wire. Then wound it on a sewing machine bobbin.
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Read more ›Crochet yarn around 18 gauge aluminum wire, wind it into a coil, and using the same yarn stitch the coil together.
Read more ›Repurposing guitar wire to fabricate a speaker coil.
Read more ›Copper wire covered with crochet, French ribbon, and guitar strings.
Read more ›I purchased a package of DMC Memory Thread from Amazon in hopes that I could use this colorful product as a conductive thread to embroider a circuit. Unfortunately the thread’s diameter is too large to smoothly thread thru the eye of a hand sewing needle. The details…. DMC Memory Thread is a […]
Read more ›Velleman solid core prototyping wire in 10 colors from Amazon January 2014. The variety of colors is useful for prototyping breadboard circuits. I use my favorite thread snips to strip the jacketing off the wire.
Read more ›Use a cording foot with a zig-zag stitch to sew electric at wire to fabric. This is a Bernina Cording Foot what has two grooves in which to guide the wires for parallel traces. By using a matching colored bobbin thread the traces are easily identified. This process can work with a wide variety of wire […]
Read more ›This is stranded hook up wire that I purchased from eBay. It comes pre-tinned. A comparison of solid core to stranded wires.
Read more ›Current flows from the battery along the negative trace (black) thru a resistor and to the negative lead of the LED. The electrons jump the P-N Junction inside the lens cap emitting light and the depleted current returns to the battery along the positive trace (red). Other blog posts on LED’s LED Close Up
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