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    If you want to remove the copper from the ferrite material in the yokes, this is the easiest way, and I have tried them all.

    1: put on safety glasses
    2: put on gloves
    3: Put on hearing protectors
    4: Use a small angle grinder and cut the copper at the curve in the ferrite where the copper bows away from the core a little bit.



    Once the copper is cut, you can simply pull it off & drop it in your #2 copper bucket.
    I have tried smashing then & hand cutting the wire, and believe me, once you get the procedure down pat, you will do it like a pro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spinroch View Post
    If you want to remove the copper from the ferrite material in the yokes, this is the easiest way, and I have tried them all.
    1: put on safety glasses
    2: put on gloves
    3: Put on hearing protectors
    4: Use a small angle grinder and cut the copper at the curve in the ferrite where the copper bows away from the core a little bit.
    Once the copper is cut, you can simply pull it off & drop it in your #2 copper bucket.
    I have tried smashing then & hand cutting the wire, and believe me, once you get the procedure down pat, you will do it like a pro.
    Spin has spoke
    I've been meaning to purchase an angle grinder. Sounds like the perfect reason to!

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