Servo wire mesh source

[Razzil]

Where do you purchase various size mesh or loom other than HobbyKing? to cover servos, etc...

I have some in various sizes but I find it unreavels easily. If you heat-shrink the ends with the type of shirnk with its own adhesive its ok.

Some higher end computer power supplies have really good types, but the size is too big.

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[chronicles1]

I buy all of my mesh sample packs in 12" x 12" square from here - http://www.bwire.com/index.html

I believe they call it a "mesh assortment" and it includes about 10 squares of wire cloth in varying sizes an wire diameters.

Just thought I would throw that source out there and try to save you some time - AND MONEY!

Best of Luck.

 

[kloner]

http://www.cableorganizer.com/wire-management/

 

[chronicles1]

Any Luck

http://www.cableorganizer.com/wire-management/

I had never heard of this site until I saw it here - I always use the other place - Belleville Wire Cloth for the mesh assortments.

 

[kloner]

use em all the time, get it by the spool, heatshrink too

you will want to burn the end just a tad with a lighter to keep any of them from unraveling, also gives heatshrink and edge to hang onto

 

[Danny1977]

If you need industrial wire mesh, you could also take a look over here. :02.47-tranquillity:

 

[ChrisViperM]

Check post #15, there is some info on sleeving cables: http://www.multirotorforums.com/sho...-Rx-connection&p=116216&viewfull=1#post116216


Chris

 

[chronicles1]

Local Wire Mesh - Dont pay international shipping

If you need industrial wire mesh, you could also take a look over here. :02.47-tranquillity:

This is a foreign website if I have ever seen one - NO THANKS!

When it comes to wire cloth material - there are only two places that I ever buy from:

www.bwire.com

and

www.grainger.com

I used to use Mcmaster- Carr but their prices have gotten out of control as their business has grown.