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I've seen these but I wanted something hand powered for the 24~14awg range. The target use-case isn't houseold wiring as Wago's or real terminals are better fo
by nikisweeting 3y ago
I've seen these but I wanted something hand powered for the 24~14awg range.
The target use-case isn't houseold wiring as Wago's or real terminals are better for that anyway. It's more for smaller low-voltage hobby projects, chicken wire, making twisted pairs, etc.
- rainbowzootsuit 3y agoIt seems like toward the smaller end of that range but a wire wrap tool with a scaled version of that bit might be along the lines of what you're after. Wire wrap is meant to go around a long relatively rigid pin as the host for the wrapped wire. https://jonard.com/network-it/wire-wrap-tools https://jonard.com/network-it/wire-wrap-tools
- rainbowzootsuit 3y agoAlso I've had good success with just chucking multiple strands wire into a regular drill to make twisted pairs when needed.