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HVYMETAL86

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May 12, 2005, 10:29 pm
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September 8, 2011, 10:07 pm

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This is my coil winder that I recently contructed. I based it off of several different desgins already in articles on this site. So far I have 5/16",1/4",3/16", and 5/32" bent rods made for it. I used the notch in the end method instead of drilling a hole through the rod. I can't believe I hand wound for so long, this is so much easier!!! I do still hand wind sterling though, its too expensive to risk wasting any.

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Tag(s): Coiling, Crank, Handwind, Setup, Tools

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