Coil Master

[maxd]

love this tool

 

[lyspaere]

The height of the set screw used as a stop is multiple times larger then the diameter of the wire.

One of them is supposed to be counter sunk to solve issue 1 above I think.
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The post you've chosen on the winding end of the tool is intended for wires gauged 20-26, I think. I know that when I end up winding a "stove top" coil, that's the very first thing I check. Move the screw to the inner threaded hole.

My learning curve involved discovering I could only put enough pressure in that part of the jig to actually guide it. The jig will create the tight-wound coil on it's own... let it do the work. Very gentle hand wins the day.


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[Hafaza]

The post you've chosen on the winding end of the tool is intended for wires gauged 20-26, I think. I know that when I end up winding a "stove top" coil, that's the very first thing I check. Move the screw to the inner threaded hole.

I see what you what you are referring to. I will try that when I can. Thank you..