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22-03-2009, 17:03
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Re: Wire Glue on thinkgeek.com
"Dries overnight to a super strong hold. "
that sounds like fun...how long would it take to make a circuit? "Wire Glue ...... is a great safe (i.e. no heat) way of introducing children to electrical engineering." I show our students the scar I got when I was 10 years old from dropping molten solder on my finger. I can see how a quick, heatless method of fastening wires is an advantage...crimp connectors anyone? |
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