Looking for fabric covered electrical wire
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I am looking to replace the electrical cord on my grandmothers Singer but I don't have clue where to look for it. It is fabric covered, I can rewire it myself if I can the wire otherwise I'll have to use regular zip cord andI don't wantto do that.
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http://www.sundialwire.com
There are other places online, but these guys carry a very good selection.
There are other places online, but these guys carry a very good selection.
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http://www.sundialwire.com
There are other places online, but these guys carry a very good selection.
There are other places online, but these guys carry a very good selection.
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I have been looking at the cord and plug sets for irons, they are just the right diamter for the bakelite plug, nice and flexible. My old Singer had a round two core woven cord, not the twisted type. Very hard to find just the right stuff.
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