i don't think I'm getting the tension that i want on my p-90 plastic bobbins without some flaring , so i was thinking if i had something like a steel bar that is longer than my p-90 bobbin ,screwed on the outside of the bobbin in thru the outside pole screw holes of the bobbin , too some threaded holes in my base plate , this should stop some flaring but will the bobbin flare after i remove it from the base plate ? i will be trying this tomorrow but i figured any advice certainly would help
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Dam!!! Flimsy p-90 bobbins !!!!@#%@
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personally, I think a little flaring on a P-90 bobbin is not a bad thing. Not only is it "Vintage Accurate" but it makes the process alot easier :> Others far more experienced than me may comment, but the only way i've successfully removed 90 precent of the flare was to wind the coil with pressure on both sides, then baptize the pickup in wax with pressure on the top and bottom of the coil and let it completely cool.
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Originally posted by copperheadroads View Posti was thinking if i had something like a steel bar that is longer than my p-90 bobbin ,screwed on the outside of the bobbin in thru the outside pole screw holes of the bobbin , too some threaded holes in my base plate
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But if he´s potting the bobbin after winding he could also wind with lower tension - I don´t think he wants the wire stretch, but avoiding squeal?!
What bobbins do you use - the last batch of Allparts P90 I got were real shit. They were already warped before winding. I´ve gone back to make my own out of VF.
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Try narrowing the travel of your winding pattern. If you are using limiters dial them in a bit. Personally I think the warping with P-90's is a non issue unless the warping is really severe.
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Originally posted by copperheadroads View Posti know they have kits but not individual P-90 parts yet . i use mojo bobbins. I'm just gonna fasten a block of wood , that's larger than my bobbin to my faceplate with the bobbin in between ,with 2 screws
As for the flare, I use the same method as does Peter, with the same result (a bit of flare when removing the wood block).
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