Make Your Own Machine To Wind Cotton On A Bare Copper Wire for STUBBLEFIELD COIL

[FrozenWaterLab]

Roger pull not push, got it.
Start work week tomorrow.
Later
FrznWtr

[FrozenWaterLab]

Got a chance to stop by the scrap yard on the way home from work.
they were about to close so didn't have much time but I spotted a small hydraulic disk brake. Little beat up but I can make it work if I can think where it might do some good haha Only paid a 5er for it.
My Magnesium rod came also for EB Experiments. 1" x 1'

[FrozenWaterLab]

I'm thinking 6 spools per disk with every other being fish line the same size as the cotton. Should alow wicking and long life.
FrznWtr

[Pirate88179]

I would not use the fishing line.  It will not allow the moisture to get through if it is wrapped any where near tight together.  If you wrap with all cotton, you would not need the line anyway as far as I can see.  It should be plenty strong on its own accord.

Just my 2 cents, see what Jim has to say.  Nice job on finding parts for your machine.

Bill

[FrozenWaterLab]

Hi Pirate
I
m thinking about the cotton rotting away after several mounths - needing to be dug up and redone.I think the cotton will wick the moisture in no matter how tight one manages to make the windings. also I think the line willhold space for that moisture.
Have to try one with and one without.
FrznWtr