Kip
February 12, 2018, 7:12pm
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Looking to acquire some more copper wire and I usually went with Adams’ Bonsai when I was living on the East Coast.
http://www.adamsbonsai.com
Now that I’m on the West Coast, I’ve looking for a new source. Tried to find Jim Gremel’s website and had some issues with it. Any thoughts if Jim is still producing copper wire? If yes, how do I go about ordering some?
And if you have other vendors, that’s great too!
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Bennett
February 13, 2018, 4:29pm
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Hi Kip,
I have ordered my copper wire both through Bonsai Mirai at the link below:
http://goods.bonsaimirai.com/product/copper-wire-starter-set
and also through Andy Smith at this website:
http://goldenarrowbonsai.com/goldenarrowbonsai.com/Pg8_Wire_%26_Pots.html
The quality I have received from both is excellent. Hope this helps!
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Hi Kip,
I’ve ordered aluminum and copper wire from Dallas Bonsai, and I’ve been very happy with it. Here’s the link to their copper wire:
https://www.dallasbonsai.com/product-p/copper-wire-kilo-rolls.htm
Hope this helps!
Bishop
Try contacting him at jim@jimgremel.com
ed260z
February 14, 2018, 9:42am
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I can currently supply up to 20 foot lengths on thin gauge and shorter lengths on thicker gauge
Jim is still burning copper.
Here is his new email.
Jimgremel@gmail.com
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This is good to know! I thought he had stopped after I saw the website go. I had switched recently to American Bonsai down in Florida for my copper.
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Kip, Adams has very reasonable prices, so shipping shouldn’t be an issue in terms of cost. He doesn’t carry 4 gauge, though.
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Ross
February 19, 2018, 1:13am
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Just as a safety concern, you really shouldn’t be sending credit card info through e-mail unless you are encrypting the e-mails.
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I use aluminum up to the point where only copper will do. I get 10, 8, 6 gauge bare copper from Home Depot. Then I put the coils into my glass kiln, heat it to 1450°F, then quench it in a bucket of water.
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