If you re talking about the coil pictured here: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1920s-torrid-toaster-frank-wolcott-148629261
They will most likely need to be made by hand. @oldturkey03 might have a better idea on finding someone to do this.
You can get a look on what the coils look like on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as97O0y4wjs
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You might be able to make one. Measure the diameter of the (probably copper) wire. Wrap it around and around a pencil. See how much wire it take to get it to look like what was in it originally, then how much it will take to do the whole thing and start wrapping.
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You might be able to make one. Measure the diameter of the wire. Wrap it around and around a pencil. See how much wire it take to get it to look like what was in it originally, then how much it will take to do the whole thing and start wrapping.
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Use a digital caliper to measure the thickest part of the wire.
If you re talking about the coil pictured here: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1920s-torrid-toaster-frank-wolcott-148629261
They will most likely need to be made by hand. @oldturkey03 might have a better idea on finding someone to do this.
You can get a look on what the coils look like on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as97O0y4wjs
You might be able to make one. Measure the diameter of the (probably copper) wire. Wrap it around and around a pencil. See how much wire it take to get it to look like what was in it originally, then how much it will take to do the whole thing and start wrapping.
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Use a digital caliper to measure the thickest part of the wire.
If you re talking about the coil pictured here: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1920s-torrid-toaster-frank-wolcott-148629261
They will most likely need to be made by hand. @oldturkey03 might have a better idea on finding someone to do this.
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You can get a look on what the coils look like on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as97O0y4wjs
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You might be able to make one. Measure the diameter of the (probably copper) wire. Wrap it around and around a pencil. See how much wire it take to get it to look like what was in it originally, then how much it will take to do the whole thing and start wrapping.
If you re talking about the coil pictured here: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1920s-torrid-toaster-frank-wolcott-148629261
They will most likely need to be made by hand. @oldturkey03 might have a better idea on finding someone to do this.