April 16, 201115 yr If the wires are enameled you can burn it off with any iron worth anything and it doesn't get any more simple than cutting the end off a cable and soldering on whatever termination desired. I think we can pretty much end this thread with that.
April 16, 201115 yr We can, except that I have fond memories of asking you the very same question about reterminating my cardas cable. But we were young then...
April 16, 201115 yr Author Yeah, that's why you're asking about re-terminating shitty cables and why you think for some reason 5 feet for a headphone cable is long enough. I wouldn't go so far as to call it shitty. Snake oil maybe. I think 5 ft is long enough because I sit right next to my gear and listen
April 16, 201115 yr Author I'm curious about that as well, if I consider myself a decent DIYer I'd just as much go and buy the cable and do it than wait around for replies to a post. Probably could have been done with the cable by now, actually. I always like to see if anyone has done anything similar to what I am thinking about doing, and the 10ft 1/4" cable is out of stock. I saw no harm in asking just to see if it had been done before. Thanks for the warm response
April 16, 201115 yr I hate to see what you ask once you decide to try and get laid for the first time.
April 16, 201115 yr ^ Ooh, can I give the advice for those questions? If he thinks he's confused now...
April 16, 201115 yr ^ Ooh, can I give the advice for those questions? If he thinks he's confused now... You're always welcome to share your wisdom with me, loverboy.
April 16, 201115 yr You're always welcome to share your wisdom with me, loverboy. Aren't you confused enough already?
April 16, 201115 yr 5 feet is not a good length for the cable. It's Cardas, so it needs to be a Golden Ratio length
April 16, 201115 yr Pffft. Real DIYers have MAPP gas torches ... Yep i have one of those. Needed when i changed out my water heater. Not enough whoopie out of a propane torch to sucessfully solder the copper fittings. Almost as good as an oxy/accetyline torch without the required large cylinders. Have a small hydrogen torch for some specialty work
April 16, 201115 yr Super-geeky DIYers hold their soldering iron like a light saber and make whoosh-whoosh noises.
April 16, 201115 yr Super-geeky DIYers hold their soldering iron like a light saber and make whoosh-whoosh noises. Yours too, Dusty? Thought it was just mine. Something something something Dark Side.
April 16, 201115 yr Super-geeky DIYers hold their soldering iron like a light saber and make whoosh-whoosh noises. It's "vvvvvt-vvvvvt" dummy.
April 16, 201115 yr Yep......Have a small hydrogen torch for some specialty work Safe cracking? Edited April 16, 201115 yr by Augsburger
April 17, 201115 yr Yep i have one of those. Needed when i changed out my water heater. Not enough whoopie out of a propane torch to sucessfully solder the copper fittings. Almost as good as an oxy/accetyline torch without the required large cylinders. Have a small hydrogen torch for some specialty work I learned exactly what you're saying when I was finishing my basement 5 years ago, and the damn pipes kept leaking and I couldn't sweat the joints properly with propane because it wasn't hot enough (especially after turning on the water and getting the pipes wet and leaky). Doh!
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