At 13.17 2011.12.09, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I'm mostly too lazy to create PCB's for my creations, so I'm usually
>building everything on prototyping boards. For most connections thin
>kynar wire is used, but sometimes it's better to use tin-coated wire
>without insulation. Usually I'm collecting cut-off component leads, or
>a strand from a multi-stranded wire, or so on. But there must be a
>product for that!
>I see there is something like that on farnell, in tiny spools, for
>their pencil-tool.
>
>Probably somebody has noticed thin tinned copper wire on a some sort
>of dx-style cheap-chinese-stuff websites? Their search is usually not
>very helpful, so it's easy to miss it even if it's actually there.

IDEA: you could use some junk relay (I think they're easy to obtain!),
get the copper wire from it, which is insulated, but insulation melts
with solder.

Cheers,
Mario


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