• Turns ratio: 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 : 37

• This is the same wire that is found in the Evidence Audio The Lyric HG™ cable.
• 2 mm in diameter

• A 4% fine silver content lead based solder not intended for the European market. The halogen-free flux is gentle on precious metal surfaces. The melting temperature is extremely low at 180˚C / 356˚F.
• 1.2mm diameter 

• With little effort it will put a beautiful corrugated pattern on metal sheet up to 24 gauge and wire up to 20 gauge.
• Great for thin Aluminum Foil Ribbons used for Ribbon Microphones
• Great for creating beautiful patterns on sheet metal and wire
• Made in the USA
• 3 inch rollers that can handle sheet stock up to 2-1/2 inches wide
• Puts a corrugated pattern on sheet metal up to 24 gauge
• Puts a corrugated pattern on sheet metal up to 24 gauge
• Can be used on wire up to 20 gauge

• Thickness: 1.8µ (.00018 cm, .0018 mm, .000072 inches)
• Width: 7 cm (70 mm, 2.755910 inches) *
• Length: 10.5 cm (105 mm, 4.133858 inches) *
• Area (squared): 73.5 cm^2 (7350 mm^2, 11.392540 inches^2)
• Material: 99.1% Aluminum

• Thickness: 2.5µ (.00025 cm, .0025 mm, .000098 inches)
• Width: 6.25 cm (62.5 mm, 2.46063 inches) *
• Length: 12.5 cm (125 mm, 4.92126 inches) *
• Area (squared): 78.125 cm^2 (7812.5 mm^2, 12.10939 inches^2)
• Material: 99.1% Aluminum

HANDLE WITH CARE. I am not responsible for the foil once you start handling it. The smallest burst of air can flip the foil over, bend it, or tear it. If you fold the material on accident you can smooth it out easily by putting it back in the tracing paper and running your fingers over the tracing paper until it is flat again

• Lundahl LL2913 with PC board.
• 1 Tube-Wringer Model 401.
• 6" of white Evidence Audio The Lyric HG™ hookup wire.
• 6" of black Evidence Audio The Lyric HG™ hookup wire.
• 2 feet of WBT 840 Lead content silver solder
• 1 sheet of either 1.8µ or 2.5µ aluminum foil.
• 2 micro plastic clothespins to use, if you wish, to tension your ribbon.

• Use a cutting mat not a cutting board. You can find on amazon or a local hobby store.
• Make sure to clean the mat of debris to keep your cut nice and straight.
• Use a very sharp cutting tool (exacto).
• Cut slow and steady. Avoid starting and stopping.
• I like to keep the foil between the two sheets of tracing paper when cutting it to the desired width. This will help to avoid tear out on the edges. Buy some extra tracing paper to store the foil because every time you make a cut you will also cut the tracing paper and eventually run out of the supplied tracing paper.
• Use a flat ruler as a guide and apply enough pressure so the material doesn't move on you. 
• Cut the ribbon to an oversized length. I like to cut a piece the entire length (longest dimension) of the raw material to make sure I can handle and install the ribbon properly.
• Have patience. It takes some practice. Try practicing on regular foil first to see how the material responds to cutting. You can also buy some 0.3µ-0.6µ imitation silver leaf to practice on. If you can cut this you will have NO PROBLEM cutting a thicker foil.

• Buy some tracing paper. Tracing paper is great because you can see the ribbon through the paper. You might need to double up the tracing paper. Also, tracing paper has low friction so be careful when moving it around. The ribbon can slide out. 
• Cut small strips of the tracing paper and fold it in half. 
• Unfold the paper and place the ribbon inside the paper at the fold and make sure it is laying straight. 
• Fold the paper again so the paper is on both sides of the ribbon. One edge (length not width) of the Ribbon should be at the fold. 
• Place one end of the paper into the tube wringer. 
• Try to make sure that the fold in the paper is perpendicular to the gears. You want the ribbon to be as symmetrical as possible. If the ribbon is at an angle when you place it in the tube wringer you will get corrugations that are at an angle. 
• Turn the handle. Done!