Does the cutting of a spring make it softer or harder?

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Does the cutting of a spring make it softer or harder?

05-05-2006, 01:33 PM

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yes this theory is correct i think, but this little stiffening is not enough for this big drop in height.

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Poll: If you cut a spring, the newly shortened spring will be
	stiffer
	softer