(Norseman) cone size vs wife size?

[deltaten]

Picked up a good used roller curled last yeat. Fella even sent spare cones. Explicitly stated that the fittings were for 7mm.
Published state for my forestay are 9/32" , which according to multiple sources and my calculator are 6 .7mm. Actual mic size of said wire is nearer to 6.5mm. I
Is swage-finish wire typically undersize vs original diameter? Is 15 to 20 thousandth light i n dia. going to be a problem?
I would assume (engineering use!) that the cone/socket mechanism would take up this small amount of slack? What say you experienced folks?
TIA, Paul
BTW.... I hate spell changer!

 

[jssailem]

Here is some info from Rigging Only. There are metric and standard sized Norseman fittings. The wrong cone size would be a factor as to the performance of the fitting.
http://www.riggingonly.com/Norsemanmechanicalterminal.htm

Norseman parts are getting hard to find. The company had problems. Consolidated there production in 2014. Norseman production was shut down.

 

[rgranger]

BTW.... I hate spell changer!

But it did get me to open this thread ... " cone size vs wife size!"

 

[deltaten]

.....and I went thru and corrected three times!
Oh well... I tried Thanks for the pic. The giggles brought equilibrium to the curse of spell-confuser.

 

[mainesail]

If you can find cones, no season not to keep using norseman, great product, not so great company. You MUST be sure of your wire size and metric/SAE, close isnt good enough. Get a little LOOS GAUGE, a sheet of aluminum with diameter marks. Have fun out there...Will