Coat hanger wire or?

[Eric]

Hello, Time to pick your brains.
Coat hanger wire isn't really long enough for what I need the wire for. So , other than getting a bunch , unbending it, cutting off the part that I can't and then brazing a few together. Any other low cost options?

I want to make a frame work that will then be covered with fleece, then brush in till soaked, fiberglass resin.

[SuperBuickGuy]

single strand fence wire - comes in a number of gauges.... cheap

[Eric]

single strand fence wire - comes in a number of gauges.... cheap

Would I be looking for it at fencing suppliers or is this a farming supplier type thing.
Thanks,
Only other idea I've come up with was old box springs, but dealing with the funk of old box springs was a nogo.

[cstmwgn]

You might be able to use solid electric wire (8 gauge or 10 gauge) if you don't mind the sheathing.

[silver_bullet]

I know that home depot is not in Brazil, but this is the type of wire I would be looking for: https://www.homedepot.com/p/The-Hill...2062/203721653

[RockJustRock]

36" gas welding rod? Not free, but cheap.

[Deaf Bob]

Nursery wire. #9. Comes coated or galvanized. Used to string wine grapes

[Eric]

36" gas welding rod? Not free, but cheap.

Same problem as coat hangers, too short. but thanks.

[Eric]

Nursery wire. #9. Comes coated or galvanized. Used to string wine grapes

Ok, is that like the wire , linked above in post #5?

[SuperBuickGuy]

Would I be looking for it at fencing suppliers or is this a farming supplier type thing.
Thanks,
Only other idea I've come up with was old box springs, but dealing with the funk of old box springs was a nogo.

I have no idea, I've never been to Brazil - but I do know that Brazil has vast ranching operations, so my guess is anyone who supplies them? Up here, Tractor Supply, Home Depot, Lowes... etc.

mattress springs are heat treated - so trying to unfold them would be a challenge if you didn't anneal them first.... even so, they're already mostly work-hardened, so reheating them may not get you where you need to get.

[Deaf Bob]

Yes.. We use it to keep trunks on and doors shut.