Wes
I can tell you from a beading perspective that those prices aren't cheap and
for 4 yards of wire although a lot for a fly tyer that price is very high.
You would be better off ordering the stuff from Byard.  ;)
Deb
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From: "Wes Wada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 10:11 AM
Subject: [VFB] Colored Copper Wire/ final chart


> slight correction on one of the numbers included with this revision:
> Small Wapsi Ultra Wire is equivalent to 29 gauge, not 31.
>
> ------------
> Okay, here's all the info on wire diameters. I was finally able to
> locate all the info myself. Allan Fish asked for any help about the
> wire gauge numbers, which I was also unfamiliar with.
>
> This search was prompted by the online offerings on this page.
> http://www.landofodds.com/store/find2s.htm
>
> The advantage as I see it is access to a very wide assortment of colors
> in a very wide assortment of wire diameters. The wire is coated, which
> seals in the color and prevents tarnishing.  For those who would like
> to try colored copper wire in something beyond the standard copper,
> gold, red, black, green and chartreuse offered at some fly shops.
>
> Wes Wada
> Bend, Oregon
>
>
> Wire gauge number to inches conversion chart
>
> AWG Inches
>
> 18 0.04030
> 20 0.03200
> 22 0.02530
> 24 0.02010
> 26 0.01590
> 28 0.01260
> 30 0.01000
> 32 0.00795
> 34 0.00631
> 36 0.00500
>
> the full AWG to inch conversion chart is here:
> http://www.export911.com/convert/gauges.htm
>
> comparison diameters:
> XSmall Wapsi Ultra Wire .008" (approx. 32 gauge)
> Small Wapsi Ultra Wire .011" (approx. 29 gauge)
> Med. Wapsi Ultra Wire .014" (approx 27 gauge)
> fine lead wire  .015"  (approx. 26 gauge)
> med. lead wire  .020" (approx 24 gauge)
> heavy lead wire .030"  (approx. 20 gauge)
>
>


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