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From: paul@dual.UUCP (Baker)
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Subject: Re: "Just Wrap"
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Date: Wed, 27-Feb-85 16:10:43 EST
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> I used the "just wrap" to put together a fairly large project and regret
> it to this day.  About 5% of the connections were simply not made.
> 
> Incidentally, I would be interested in hearing about any good/bad
> experiences that people have had with Power wire-wrapping tools.
> Send mail and I will summarize to the net.

Power wire-wrap (tm) tools seem a rather frivolous idea at first, however
they give a much better wrap in less time than the hand tools.  The
best ones are those powered directly by 110V AC.  The rechargeable ones
are slower, and like all rechargeable things, run out of charge right when
you need them most.  The Gardner-Denver tools also seem to me to be more
solidly constructed than many of the others and are more expensive of
course.

"Just Wrap" isn't called "Just Cr*p" for nothing!!

Paul Wilcox-Baker.