WCS Bare Copper Wire, C110, ASTM B3, MS20995CU, .0200 in (0.51 mm), 24 Gauge, Soft Temper, 1 lb (0.45 kg) Spool, approx. 792 ft (241 m)

I love it, very happy. Big roll!

I use this wire for multiple household uses. I'm experimenting with Electro-culture on my outside plants. I've used a soldering iron to melt this wire and repair electrical connections and my granddaughter's wagon. This wire is great for general household use. It bends easily, doesn't rust, and doesn't leave residue like duct tape. This gauge wire cuts easily with a pair of household shears.This spool of wire is high quality. The wire I've used has no flaws or splices. It's wound carefully onto a plastic spool that keeps it conveniently stowed. There's always some new use this wire is perfect for.

Is exactly as advertised. I needed 250 ft of copper wire for a series of generator experiments. I got a total of 3 different kinds that should have been all the same. Except this was the only one that didnt come with that annoying anti-corrosive coating. Or whatever this nearly clear film of plastic is on some rolls of copper wire.Wire worked great. Generator is still humming along amd stands as a proof of concept.5/5 stars. Would buy more when the need arises

Seemed like it took forever to get once I changed my shipping address, that could just be UPS, so no harm no foul.

Nice and easy to work with copper wire, that i use to rewire light fixtures, do minor repairs and soldering and all kind of projects. Pretty maleable and long roll.

Pliable copper that you may use for a variety of projects. I got into electro conducting gardening and I have a mold to coil these in a neat and decorative way. We can also make are own unique hooks to hang indoor crystals, wind chimes and suncatchers. Copper seems to match any décor much better than the standard black and white. Possibilities are only limited by our imagination.

This copper wire is great for soldering copper connections. It comes with plenty of material and lasts a long time! I would absolutely recommend this!

I'm a retired electronics technician. I built an electronics bench full of test equipment. I spent hours designing and building small circuits using the Arduino micro-controller as a base. I also test all things electronic... because for me that's just FUN. It also keeps my 70 year old brain "active". I often need bare copper wire for things like making small coils for electromechanical contraptions for example. I have bare copper wire in all gauges from 8 gauge (will handle 55 amps!) all the way down to 28 gauge. This particular spool is 24 gauge. This is pretty small wire... 24 gauge is only half a millimeter thick. This will still carry several amps of current, although usually for anything more than 500ma (half an amp) you want thicker wire if only to keep the resistance down. So this pound of copper is $34 as of Fall 2023. At 24 gauge, a pound of copper gives you almost 800ft of wire! That comes out to about 4 cents a foot. Not a bad price for that much pure copper wire. Five full stars!