📏 Electriduct 1/16 Inch Review

I bought two 100ft packages. 1/8" (blue) was on a cardboard spool and 1/16" (black) was rolled up in a plastic bag. Both forms of packaging appeared free of creases or damage. So far I have gone through several meters of product. Surprisingly, it performs a little worse than the cheap assortment kit you can buy on port charters. It takes more heat to make it shrink, and it doesn't shrink any further than HF material. I believe the HF tube has a 2:1 ratio, so it must have been derated a lot…

I'm reconnecting cables in my home studio. The speaker wire I bought has a very faint marking showing the polarity of the wire. This makes changing the cable difficult, especially when working in low light conditions. I decided to fix this by putting black and red heat shrink tubing on the ends of the wires. As for heat shrink tubing, that's a good thing. However, the "red" color is more like "scorched orange". Obviously not as bright as in the picture. It barely worked well enough for my…

This stuff is great. It's not shiny and looks very professional. And he's damn strong. Actually I layer it three times to a 3.4 inch length and individually compress each layer into two paracords and when I have three layers of this stuff it actually forms a splice which I use with paracord which needs quite a bit of rougher Power. It's clearly not intended for that. But it gives strength to the idea. This material is actually good enough to be used as a routing point for a carrier cable of…