One technique that I have used occasionally has not been mentioned yet.
Assuming the the core has a hex hole in it, you choose an metal hex key
(allan wrench) of the right size to fit the core and heat it very hot
with a torch. Then place the key in the core and let the heat transfer
to the co
At 06:51 PM 12/8/2006, you wrote:
>Since many coil forms have a waxy surface, it often helps to direct a flow
>of very warm air around the form while applying slight torque with the
>proper tuning tool.
<---My bet is that someone ran the slugs all the way down against the
board and they're jam
Dontcha just hate it when the topic goes off on a tangent, and nobody
changes the subject line? Let's get back on track!
Since many coil forms have a waxy surface, it often helps to direct a flow
of very warm air around the form while applying slight torque with the
proper tuning tool. I made an
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