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Good thoughts. Does anybody have an old catologue? Perhaps with a discription |
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The size of the holes increases with the numbers, which lets out wire gauge. The diameter of the wire increases with lower gauge number.
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Perhaps you can detemine the size of one hole with a small drill bit. I guess the numbers indicate the diameter in hundredths of a milimeter
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