i was in the craft shop a couple weeks ago asking about spool tamers and they had no idea wtf i was talking about. i went in today to ask about something else and found 3 packs of 3 tamers for 1.50 a pack. i bought them all lol. i guess the girl i talked to last time ordered me some. im all out of wire to test them on, but i would love to see even a short setup guide or any tips on how to get the drone setup going with them.
You want to have the Tamer on the spool and be able to pull out wire with a slight resistance. You need the wire to come off the spool closest to the drill, it should have to bend around the feeder mouth and then to the core wire...this is what causes the staggering, the feeder mouht pushing the wire away from the core wire as the core spins.
Then get the wire wrapped on the drill and core and then clapton around 2 inches into it (you can space the wrap over the 2 inches and not waste as much wire while its spinning.)
Then pull out 3mm-4mm of wire away from the strand and lead it forward to make a spaced wrap, then slowly spin the drill try and find which direction to turn the spool to get it to stagger the wrap while it runs. Try turning the spool at a angle and respacing it-if it doesnt work out, do this until you find where the spool needs to be offset from the core wire.
After you get it to space clapton on its own you need to just keep 2 fingers against the spool to keep it steady and follow it down the wire. After a few times you wont need to hold it as it will cut a groove into the Tamers feeder mouth and it also helps to pinpoint that spot quickly next time..A preset stagger..
Some pics of what mine looks like adjusted for spacing.
Ill post the video on what you should do with your hands when following the spool, after a few times you can paperclip or hang some magnets or something on the Tamers elastic loop....then you can set up the drone.
Video:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByjxYyTSvEyBLVc0a19MMi1KZGM