How do you connect balls to wire? A loop's at the end of the wire and I received straight pins in a bag. Do I make hook of pins?
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Querida Barbara, el hilo de acero en la parte superior se incrusta en el bucle alargado pegado a la base de la lampara y el bucle ancho se incrusta dentro de la bola de cristal unido al hilo de acero. Tengo un dibujo explicativo para enviártelo por mi correo camasdeaguacolombia@hotmail.com
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Yes that's what I did. Put pin thru ball then thru loop at end of wire and wrap it around back into the hole at top of the ball. Cut the excess pin and poke it in one last time.
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Yes you make Hook from those. be sure that you make a strong hook because they might be straightened . On of our balls dropped, so far nothing happened to others. It took us 4 hours to assemble, wish you luck.
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Slide the little pins through the holes at the top of the crystal balls until the flat end stops it and bend up. Then feed the pin through the loop at the end of the wires that the small crystals are hung to. With pliers I bent the middle of the pin and turned into a triangle shape. This allowed the crystal to hang nicely and centered. Since I bought two it took me about an hour to assemble both once I got used to it.
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I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
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I have a package of the connectors that has pin 8 super tight, pin 7 a slightly tight and the rest ok. When I say tight, I mean that I can barely thread the conductor through. Once I get the first two in, as I like to wire the connector in reverse order, it becomes super easy. I have not noticed anything crazy of backing out and i do also use the strain reliefs. I would say to make sure that you are pulling the cable as far forward as you can so that the strain relief is riding next to the outer plenum instead of any open wires. You need to do this anyway to make sure that when you crimp, you are clamping down on the outside shell anyway. I have a package of the connectors that has pin 8 super tight, pin 7 a slightly tight and the rest ok. When I say tight, I mean that I can barely thread the conductor through. Once I get the first two in, as I like to wire the connector in reverse order, it becomes super easy. I have not noticed anything crazy of backing out and i do also use the strain reliefs. I would say to make sure that you are pulling the cable as far forward as you can so that the strain relief is riding next to the outer plenum instead of any open wires. You need to do this anyway to make sure that when... » Read More I have a package of the connectors that has pin 8 super tight, pin 7 a slightly tight and the rest ok. When I say tight, I mean that I can barely thread the conductor through. Once I get the first two in, as I like to wire the connector in reverse order, it becomes super easy. I have not noticed anything crazy of backing out and i do also use the strain reliefs. I would say to make sure that you are pulling the cable as far forward as you can so that the strain relief is riding next to the outer plenum instead of any open wires. You need to do this anyway to make sure that when you crimp, you are clamping down on the outside shell anyway. « Show Less
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I scored the wire with my wire cutters and bent it at scoring to cut. Good luck.
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To install the Quick-End, drill a 7&#8260;16" hole through the end post and pull the wire through. Then put the Quick-End on the wire and tap it lightly into the hole. If final tensioning is to be done with the Quick-End, pull the wire to the end post with a chain grab, then push the slack through the hole and Quick-End. I hope this helps. Jamey
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We bought it for a spare. We have never taken it out of the bag. Jave you contacted the maker of the net? They should be able to tell you how to do it. If that is impossible, try an internet search with the kind and brand of the net, and ask how to hang it. Usually there will be others who had the same problem, along with answers. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
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The existing wires come directly out of an encapsulated power supply in the box. What I did was open the box and attach the existing wires to an inserted Romax wire using wire nuts. There is plenty of room in the box for the wire nuts. I sealed the hole with a little calk.
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I haven't found any written but they're pretty straight forward. This is what I do: 1. Unlock tool so that the mouth is open 2. I place the pin in the jaws with the tab still attached(it can be used as a gauge so you get consistent crimp lengths) 3. Squeeze jaws slowly (you want to hear it click a couple of times) to hold the pin 4. Insert stripped wire (you want to push it in til the insulation clears the first tabs) 5. Squeeze the jaws the rest of the way til the tool releases 6. Remove crimped connector & wire (remember to remove tab) 7. Insert connector(s) into housing pushing til they lock in. I've uploaded some pics of the process the way I do it, I hope this helps. These have saved me lots of time when making custom cables.
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You can create the pins from straight wire. You can use wire 26 - 18 gauge. Create Eye Pins, Bend & Trim Wire. Easy To Use! How to Use the One Step Wire Looping Pliers from BeadSmith. . This innovative new tool is an amazing time-saver. Simply place a bead onto a head pin, slide the head pin into the pliers, and squeeze to create a wire loop. When making multiples, your loops will be uniform in size and shape. Trim and loop embellished head pins & eyes! Create & trim eye pins to custom lengths in one motion! Works with dead-soft or half-hard precious metal wire, craft wire and copper or brass core wire. Bends & trims wire between 26-18 gauge thick.
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You should return it. If a ball arrives soft there typically is a very slight leak and will always be going flat. They leave the factory hard. Mine took a few weeks toose air so we were stuck with it. To answer your direct question: you need s basketball pin sold at any sports store for $1 then fill it like a tire.
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There should be separate connector pieces in the package, where one end inserts into one piece and the other end of the connector inserts into the other piece. If you don't have the connector piece you should contact the manufacturer and have them send you several, depending how many pieces you are connecting together.
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Make sure the pin is completely inserted in hole of ball. Check the Bosu edges itself to make sure there are no leaks or defects.
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I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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There are wires with the small (upper) crystals attached. You must manually attach circular hooks to the balls and then to the wires, then attach the wires to the lamp base with circular hooks. The lamp base is screwed to the ceiling.
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Yes, there is a wire with a loop at the end. I had to attach a hook to my line to hand it.
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It simply has a loop on each end. You will need hooks or something similar to attach it. Hope this helps.