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</html><description>There could be several things wrong and first are you sure that the magnet wire is 42 gauge? Sometimes if you buy surplus magnet wire the label might be wrong and that&#x2019;s why it&#x2019;s surplus! If the wire is old the insulation might be brittle and flake off as you are winding. This can happen...</description></oembed>
