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i've done my share of wire-wound nails
Danger said:The first time that I did that, at age 10 or so, I damned near set my house on fire. Who, at that age, knows that 50# wire and a couple of 'D' cells don't play friendly?
Ivan Seeking said:I plugged mine into 110VAC.
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