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Shrink wrap for 6.5mm castle bullets ugh
Seems like all the shrink wrap I try is either a little to small or allot to big for the 6.5mm castle bullets. Anyone know where I can get the rite stuff?
I like a neat look but so far i have to settle with smaller wrap that I stretch to go over the bullet and it looks ummmm not so good __________________ |
I got mine at Walmart in the auto section. It's a package with 5 pieces and only 1 or 2 are the right size, the other pieces work well for other RC purposes though. I was wanted to get mine going and no one else is open at 1AM so I was stuck with this choice but it has worked good so far
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The stuff that's about 0.5" wide works well. Much bigger than that and it doesn't shrink enough, smaller and...well, you get the idea.
*edit* I mean 0.5" wide when flattened..... :oops: |
try streching the one that is too small with a needle nose.
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Try some 8mm dia. glue lined shrinks. Your local DIY electronics store should have them in stock. Radioshack perhaps.
Regards, Joe Ling |
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I bought and used a 8mm shrink-wrap for my MMM but it still smoked. 10-12mm for my Deans plugs. |
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I use 8mm shrink that I got from hobbycity.
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where! ive only been able to get 6mm stuff... ill have to check it out again! link plz!
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theres some on the bay;
http://cgi.ebay.com/1Mtr-of-7mm-BLAC...742.m153.l1262 |
I finally found 8mm stuff at a Harbor freight store near my house.
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I use DuBro Heatshrink,you can get it from pretty much any Hobby Shop,I used Part#DUB2148 it is 6.3MM or 1/4 inch accordding to my DuBro Catalog.
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This place is where I get mine and they have just about everything you could imagine. They also sell it by the foot. I highly recomment the adhesive lined stuff so when you pull plugs apart the heat shrink doesn't come off. Here's the link:
http://cableorganizer.com/heat-shrink/ |
Any electrical supply house should have a huge selection of shrink tubing.
I know Graybar has any size you could ask for from 1/8th of an inch to 1.5 inches. In all different colors. :mdr: |
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