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Now take the long end of the wire and start winding it neatly around the bottle .
When you have wound five windings on the bottle , stop and make a little loop of wire that stands out from the bottle . Wrapping the wire around a nail or a pencil makes this easy .
Continue winding another five turns , and another little loop . Keep doing this until the bottle is completely wrapped in wire , and you have reached the second set of holes at the bottom of the bottle .
Cut the wire so that at least 8 inches remains , and thread this remaining wire through the two holes like we did at the top of the bottle . The bottle should now look like this :
Remove the insulation from the tips of the wire , and from the small loops we made every 5 turns ( these loops are called ' taps '). If you are using enameled wire , you can use sandpaper to remove the insulation . You can also use a strong paint remover on a small cloth , although this can be messy and smelly .
Don ' t remove the insulation from the bulk of the coil , just from the wire ends and the small loops . If you are using vinyl coated wire , the insulation comes off easily with a sharp knife .
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