In working with wire, is it easy to add new lengths of wire, without having wire ends stick out? Thanks!
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Yes, you just weave your wire end inside of the project and start a new length. If you have any questions there are plenty of tutorials on You.tube or you can just google them up on your browser under "French Knitter Jewelry Tutorial" or "French Knitter: using wire". If you really get ambitious there are a few books available on Amazon that are reasonable. Hope this helps.
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Mark, I ran my wire in the expansion line in the drive way and sidewalk ( the wire is space about 3.5 feet apaert where i live) and put a some clear silicone calk over it. I've never had a problem and you can't even see that it there. Hope this helps.
1034318
The wire between the hard plastic ends can be cut and additional wire can be spliced in if you have the skills. However if you had to ask this question are probably not qualified to cut and extend the wires by splicing in additional wire length. Seek a professional electrician or experienced electronics hobbiest to assist you.
1785384
No. You have to connect bare wires together, but it's easy. They give you little caps called "wire nuts" that let you just twist the wire ends together.
1539290
I'll take a look at mine when I get home tonight. Just don't remember about the wire, but will check and see how hard I think it would be to remove. If husband is awake yet, I'll actually remove one and see. I would think, because of the screws, that it would leave somewhat of a hole, but there are products at the hardware store that will help fill those in without any problem.
1495924
It might be good to solder the strands together on the ends. Just make sure you don't use too much or it might interfere with the connection. Perhaps just enough to band them together, but not enough so the connector clamps them on solder, if you know what I mean.
2100663
Yes, I had to do 15" triangles and had clips left over. There seem to be plenty in the box with the wire.
1137067
I've never seen it with additional wires. You just need to adjust the wire height and make multiple slices.
1905946
They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
412997
Very good wire management. The hole does come out at the bottom. The hole is very big and big enough for any size wire may you have...close to 0.5 inches round. I'm using 14/2 round 100+ strands wire and there's plenty room to spare. Hope that helps you.
1524350
Not sure that I can add anything to this. The only thing I can say is to look at the way the wire was attached that you are replacing very carefully, and replace with new wire the same way. Look at other answers for details if you can not figure it out.
900426
You can either cap the wires or just cut the strip off with scissors or pliers at the last cut line before the 2 leads. It won't hurt a thing. I've done a decent number of led tape installs and am a licensed electrician. Hope this helps.
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Length may be short, but easy to lengthen...either cut and splice or buy the spade connectors to make an extension cable. yes you can cut out the switch, its garbage anyway, and add your own. That's what I did on all of mine.
625131
Yes, I had to splice. Not hard to do, follow wire colors, or, as I did, hit and miss.
121745
you just turn them - they clamp the wire down. Set it up to whatever length you want, then clip the ends. The package comes with little plastic bits to put over the ends.
203420
The wire is flat and 20" long. There isn't a way to shorten it as far as I can see. Hope this helps.
1034319
Yes, but be cognizant of the proper gauge wire for the desired length of additional wire to be soldered to the cut ends particularly if you are talking about adding feet not inches to this connector. This company has a good support line that may be helpful with further technical info.