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Xmas Lights Tip
This was brought up before but if you have a string of smaller Xmas lights that no longer work cut the plug and light sockets off and then cut the wire in 6"or 7" lengths, take a wire stripper tool and strip the insulation off the wires, leaving 1/2" or so of insulation in the middle to hold the thin wires together until needed, you'll end up having a life time supply of nice fine copper wire to rib your flies with. Thanks & Merry Xmas
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Permalink Reply by jim cosgrove on
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thanks gary.being a construction worker i have been scrounging all sorts of wire for years,some of that low voltage stuff has some really fine strands also.
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