It’s magnet wire because it has a thin enamel coating so you can make an electromagnet, motor, speaker or whatever out of it. But it’s also just nice 26AWG copper wire for craft or other uses. You’ll get (100) feet of it on a spool to do with it what you will.

Did you know that the funky plug on one end of your computer cord is an IEC plug? Now you do, and now you can extend your computer cord so you can set up farther from an outlet. How, exactly? With this 6-foot, 18-3AWG extension cord with a female IEC at one end, and a recessed male IEC at the other. Rated for 10A at 250V.

Don't wait or it'll all be gone. You get (4) pieces, 11 feet each, of 18-2 wire, polarized, black with a white stripe and eminently discardable spade-push terminals on both ends. (That's under a nickel a foot, cowboy.) Lamp cord, speaker wire, pretty much anything you run juice to.

Our 6-foot long beige 18/3 AWG line power cord with a female IEC plug (think: computers) is just the thing you’ve found yourself needing about 100 times in your life so far. Pick up a few and have them on hand once and for all. UL.

Here’s a replacement, no-frills power cord for most shavers, boomboxes, TVs, etc. Measures 6-feet long with an 18-2AWG cord, and a 2-pin, shaver plug.

Not just a TV show, but also actual wire. This nickel (60%)-chromium (40%) wire is high-heat tolerant and corrosion-resistant, and is also dandy for crafter apps. Sold by the foot, like shoes, it's 24AWG (.019" thick) and uncoated. Made right here in the US of A for a change.

From Ethereal™, this 16-gauge computer extension cord (IEC) has a flat right-angle wall plug on one side for getting into tight spaces, and a female IEC on the other. It’s compact but heavy-duty. UL.

Hay! You need wire? Surely you have something you could bale with all of this 1/16” dia steel baling wire. You’ll get (8) 36” lengths of it. Toss it in the trunk when you need to reattach something to the car that duck tape won’t work on.