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Old 03-21-2008, 01:53 AM   #1
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Default Noobie here. Have a ton of wirinng that needs to be identified...
Hi guys. I don't know much about wiring, but hope to learn a little. My uncle has a TON of different types of spools of wire we found at his CNC machine shop in his storage sheds. They range from smaller single wire 25-30lb spools to the huge multi-wire ones that require a forklift to move. I was more curious if you guys know who may be in need of this instead of just taking to a scrap yard. I'm sure there has to be someone more than happy to take them off his hands. Is there anyplace where I can find descriptions and current market value for these? Here are a few images of the types I found.






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