I received an order today from a well known supplier. Some of the 1/4w resistors have what I consider to be "standard" lead diameter, i.e., ≈ .021", but others have what I consider to be cheap lead diameter, i.e., ≈ .013". The thinner ones are also shorter. Functionally, I suppose it doesn't matter (except for solderless breadboard use), but it "bugs" me.
Would anyone else be bothered by this?
Would anyone else be bothered by this?