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Whoa, I was like 17min for a wire stripper vid, too much. But as I started watching, I was like oh, this is good info. Very informative, and thank you for taking the time to explain in detail!!
We bought one of these tools and watched a number of YT-clips to learn how to use it. This one was by far the most systematic of them all, not to demean to others. Explained every function on the tool with life practice. That's how it's done in one go.
Thank you for such a lucid explanation of a tool that I have had for years but in ignorance of most of its functions. My version of this tool is designed for the European market and instead of AWG (American Wire Gauge) measurements, it uses metric measurements. However, your explanation is equally valid for this metric version. Again, many thanks.
17 minutes well spent! I've never been able to figure out what the other bits were for when I've been stripping wire. The screw cutting holes have blown my mind haha. Cheers from the UK!
Wow. People like you make our lives so easy. This is a great tutorial and simplified. I always wanted to know how to crimp and what those other holes and markings were other than the stripper. Much needed. Appreciate 👍
Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video. Imma be honest I always thought that electrical work was too advance for me to get my head wrapped around but because my dad's starter motor went out I had to try and help him out. Nobody ever taught me how to use tools but thanks to the internet and gentlemen such as yourself providing information for those that don't know I feel confident i can properly do what I need to help out around the house. Thanks and bless you!
WOW IM A CRAFTING HOUSE WIFE AND MY HEAT PRESS STOPPED WORKING SO I WENT THROUGH TONS OF VIDEOS IN ORDER TO PURCHASE THE CORRECT TOOLS AND BUTTONS TO USE THEN I GOT MY STRIPPING KIT AND WENT THOUGH TONS OF VIDEOS ON USING IT AND CAME ACROSS YOUR ARE A GREAT TEACHER AND YOU EXPLAIN THINGS PERFECTLY YOU DONT RUSH I AM I USING A TOTALLY DIFFERENT TOOL AND I HAD NO PROBLEM UNDERSTANDING THANKS
Outstanding. Even I can do it. I don’t think anyone else mentioned the split. It’s for an oven heating element. No room for mistakes….fires…short out the oven.
Thank you. I just bought one of these and didn't know how to use it, except for the wire cutter and stripper. I did a little project as I watched. Thanks again!
Man, where was this video when I first realized how little I know about this stuff. After a phone call with my dad, my suspicion of what I needed to do seemed correct but most of the learning has been by trial and error. I still needed some additional information like having the split lined up with the tool for the best contact which has been my biggest problem (loose crimps).
thank you for the amount of detail. I love how you showed the correct method and then showed what to avoid. I have to do some DIY wiring for ham radio and know how to use the crimping tool.
I enjoy your conversational tone. Feels like you’re directly talking to me. I was looking for a review of a totally different cutter crimper but stayed to the end just because. 😁
Just got one of these tools. Really appreciate the insightful education on it. I like how thorough it is and that you've used the chapters so we can skip what we personally don't need to know. Thank you!
I know English very little, but this is the clearest video I have seen so far on this subject, It has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for doing it.
Thank you so much man! I’ve been looking everywhere for a tutorial that gets right to the point and doesn’t try to advertise or convince me to buy anything! You have my like and subscribe!
I’ve had this kind of tool for over 25 years and although I had some idea of how to use it and mostly used it for simple wire stripping, I wasn’t fully aware of all the functions such as screw cutting. I recently decided to look into it and found a couple of other videos online but your video is by far the clearest and easiest to follow.
How is the new job going? Sooner or later, I think we all look at a different craft or career, for many reasons. Sincerely hope it's something you're enjoying!!! Best wishes, ma man!!
Wow. Haven't seen a Radio Shack in over a decade. Last one I ever saw was in Port Authority, NYC. Picked up a couple of auxiliary cell phone batteries, and the following Monday, they didn't exist. My go to place as a semi adult. Read their story if you feel like it. What a constant succession of corporate "errors!"
Wire cutting, stripping and crimping all in one tool. So far I have got by without one just by using the pliers that were already in my tool box. Still a very informative video and this tool is a lot cheaper than others if you want to keep just one tool with your box of connectors.
Thankyou very much. Im alone and needing to learn these things now. Messed up 4 ring terminals before i watched your channel. Very clear, easy to follow
Small tuition for a valued lesson, right. At least that's what I keep telling myself. I've taken some expensive night classes, but overall, I'm ahead of the game, as well as ahead of a good amount. Cheap tuition, imo. Plus you get to keep the best tools your tuition can provide. Best wishes, ma man!
Thanks for showing the split demo. Other videos I found are using more expensive crimpers that don’t have the same crimper head. Nobody pointed out where to put the split sections in one of these cheap tools.
Excellent! I am not much of a handyman so this really helped me. I had been lucky enough to have selected this exact tool at the store, before even seeing your video. Thanks again for a very clear presentation!
Thank you for the video very useful. I love this tool. It's a must need for any tool box. A lot of electricians will say that it sucks but at the end of the day it does work and when the time comes and you need to get the job done it will get it done. I have used it in many major jobs and it has kept true for years. Also it's great for electrical outlets for cutting down those screw sizes which sometimes are to long. Knowledge is power. I really appreciate the video I wish to do some myself fixing stuff.
lol I never knew that section of the tool cut screws and rethread dem , I only use the tool for cutting and crimping wires , thanks for the education, great video.
At one point or another, we're all missing out on a lot of the extras. When you realize your carrying around many single use tools, it can be embarrassing to your ego. But, just like eating too many tacos, it passes, right?
A nice video to introduce a lot of beginners to this versatile tool. A couple of points of clarification if I may...I would not recommend crimping coax with this tool. The coax you happened to show used a compression style terminal, which requires a completely different tool to install, as it is not crimped. But even for crimp-style coax terminals, this tool will not generate sufficient crimping force to make a reliable connection. A minor clarification on the screw-cutting portion (the part of this tool most people don't understand!) is that it isn't 6 thirty-seconds or 8 thirty-seconds. Machine screws come in particular sizes (diameter of the shank--very similar to wire gauges, but a totally different system). The 2 numbers with a dash in between represent the screw (shank) size and the thread pitch (number of threads per inch). So a 6-32 screw (common in electrical work) is a #6 screw with 32 threads per inch.
Usually they are screws commonly found when installing switches, gang boxes, etc. There aren't many different ones, so usage gets pretty clear, pretty quickly.
Thank you so much for your dedication. Everything has been well detailed I really appreciate you to be honest you are a well explanatory in detail teacher I wish we have more people like in the world
Thank you for your video. I just bought a tool similar to this one and I don't know a single thing about it until I come across your video. Your information is much appreciated.
Thanks, truly, all i want is crimp some wires for the connector of my fuel pump connector. Instead of buying a new connector, all i need is to change the connector but i didn't know how to atick the terminals at the end of the cable. I truly appreciate sharing your knowledge.
@Caliber8Tools it did, I changed my air-condition Resistor in my car and I had to use a cable clamp stripper for the first time in my life. Went smoothly except the tight and short cable area I had to work on right under the passenger front under the dash and glove compartment. Was tight!!!
Great video, layman's(simple) way explanation, and cool guy. Never knew or thought of the bolt cutter and its purpose until I watched your video! .... can NOT tell you how many times I've bitched about when cutting a screw/bolt (with a regular cutter, not this tool) messing up the threads at the end. So, this tool re-threads the end of cut so you can use it like a new cut-to-length size. COOL!! Thanks a lot!
Really good tutorial on how to use the cutter/crimper tool that I have had forever but did not know exactly what the various sections were for. Thanks for the thorough demonstration. Best of luck to you in your efforts.
Since they never provide complete instructions, you can try to figure out what wasnt included in it. Or the ones written by someone who has still never had one in his hand.
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Good video, now I am clearer on the various usages of ma tool
Finally! Someone with the same Stripper that I'm using.
Have to say this was explained and demonstrated quite clearly and concisely. Very professional tutorial. Thank you.
Glad it helped.
yes indeed
Whoa, I was like 17min for a wire stripper vid, too much. But as I started watching, I was like oh, this is good info. Very informative, and thank you for taking the time to explain in detail!!
Glad it helped.
We bought one of these tools and watched a number of YT-clips to learn how to use it. This one was by far the most systematic of them all, not to demean to others. Explained every function on the tool with life practice. That's how it's done in one go.
Appreciate you. Glad it helped.
You know, I've been using this tool for nearly 40 years never knew about the screw cutter/threader part. Great video. Thanks
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Thank you for such a lucid explanation of a tool that I have had for years but in ignorance of most of its functions. My version of this tool is designed for the European market and instead of AWG (American Wire Gauge) measurements, it uses metric measurements. However, your explanation is equally valid for this metric version. Again, many thanks.
You’re welcome. Glad it helped.
17 minutes well spent! I've never been able to figure out what the other bits were for when I've been stripping wire. The screw cutting holes have blown my mind haha. Cheers from the UK!
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Loved it you should do the hard koor battery box for beginners great job
Just started as a Field Technician, and had this tool for a long time. Never realized it was so many functions in this ONE tool...thank you !
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Wow. People like you make our lives so easy. This is a great tutorial and simplified. I always wanted to know how to crimp and what those other holes and markings were other than the stripper. Much needed. Appreciate 👍
Thanks. Glad it helped.
Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video. Imma be honest I always thought that electrical work was too advance for me to get my head wrapped around but because my dad's starter motor went out I had to try and help him out. Nobody ever taught me how to use tools but thanks to the internet and gentlemen such as yourself providing information for those that don't know I feel confident i can properly do what I need to help out around the house. Thanks and bless you!
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@@Quartered_Rodent Way to go!!!
Thank you. Straight to the point for newbie. No unnecessary low yield info. Sub.
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Very helpful, I’ve had one of these for a long time and got it all wrong, so thank you for very clearly explaining this tool to me
Glad it was helpful.
WOW IM A CRAFTING HOUSE WIFE AND MY HEAT PRESS STOPPED WORKING SO I WENT THROUGH TONS OF VIDEOS IN ORDER TO PURCHASE THE CORRECT TOOLS AND BUTTONS TO USE THEN I GOT MY STRIPPING KIT AND WENT THOUGH TONS OF VIDEOS ON USING IT AND CAME ACROSS YOUR ARE A GREAT TEACHER AND YOU EXPLAIN THINGS PERFECTLY YOU DONT RUSH I AM I USING A TOTALLY DIFFERENT TOOL AND I HAD NO PROBLEM UNDERSTANDING THANKS
Appreciate you. Glad it helped.
Outstanding. Even I can do it. I don’t think anyone else mentioned the split. It’s for an oven heating element. No room for mistakes….fires…short out the oven.
Yes you can! Glad it helped.
Thank you. I just bought one of these and didn't know how to use it, except for the wire cutter and stripper. I did a little project as I watched. Thanks again!
Hey you’re welcome. Glad it helped.
Man, where was this video when I first realized how little I know about this stuff. After a phone call with my dad, my suspicion of what I needed to do seemed correct but most of the learning has been by trial and error. I still needed some additional information like having the split lined up with the tool for the best contact which has been my biggest problem (loose crimps).
Glad it helped.
Simple, down to earth, easy to understand. Nicely done, thanks a lot.
You’re welcome. Glad it helped.
Excellent instructional video! Thank you for taking the time to explain this process in such a detailed manner. It's perfect!
Thank you. Glad it helped.
thank you for the amount of detail. I love how you showed the correct method and then showed what to avoid. I have to do some DIY wiring for ham radio and know how to use the crimping tool.
I enjoy your conversational tone. Feels like you’re directly talking to me. I was looking for a review of a totally different cutter crimper but stayed to the end just because. 😁
Hey, glad it helped.
Bravo!!
Thank you for demonstrating and thoroughly covering each aspect of the wire crimping tool.
Excellent job!!
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Just got one of these tools. Really appreciate the insightful education on it. I like how thorough it is and that you've used the chapters so we can skip what we personally don't need to know. Thank you!
You’re welcome. Glad it helped.
I know English very little, but this is the clearest video I have seen so far on this subject, It has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for doing it.
Glad it helped.
Thank you so much man! I’ve been looking everywhere for a tutorial that gets right to the point and doesn’t try to advertise or convince me to buy anything! You have my like and subscribe!
Gla it helped.
Mind blown, I had no idea this tool I bought decades ago could do all that. Excellent tutorial.
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I just bought one today! I can't wait to flex! LOL THANK YOU!
Great, glad it helped.
Thank you very much! Finally a video where the whole clipers are explained.
Glad it helped. You’re welcome.
I’ve had this kind of tool for over 25 years and although I had some idea of how to use it and mostly used it for simple wire stripping, I wasn’t fully aware of all the functions such as screw cutting. I recently decided to look into it and found a couple of other videos online but your video is by far the clearest and easiest to follow.
Appreciate the feedback. Glad it helped.
First wire tool video where I actually learned something. Well done, Sir.
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Thanks, 😀now i'll be better at crimping, and the bolt cutter info. was icing on the cake
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Many thx for your informative instruction on how the crimpers work. I had no idea on how they work.
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Thank you so much brother for this. I’m 39 and now getting into cabling as career change. Keep teaching. Peace.
You’re welcome brother. Glad it helped.
How is the new job going? Sooner or later, I think we all look at a different craft or career, for many reasons.
Sincerely hope it's something you're enjoying!!!
Best wishes, ma man!!
PC Speakers messed up and just got it fixed, Thanks for the video man💯
Glad it was helpful.
Best all around video on these subjects I've seen. I'm heading to the radio shack to cut, strip and crimp. Thanks.
Hey, glad it helped.
Wow. Haven't seen a Radio Shack in over a decade. Last one I ever saw was in Port Authority, NYC. Picked up a couple of auxiliary cell phone batteries, and the following Monday, they didn't exist. My go to place as a semi adult. Read their story if you feel like it. What a constant succession of corporate "errors!"
Wire cutting, stripping and crimping all in one tool. So far I have got by without one just by using the pliers that were already in my tool box. Still a very informative video and this tool is a lot cheaper than others if you want to keep just one tool with your box of connectors.
Glad it was informative.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have a wire stripper at home, and you just made it so easy for me to understand how to use the tool. 👍🏼
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.
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Thankyou very much. Im alone and needing to learn these things now. Messed up 4 ring terminals before i watched your channel. Very clear, easy to follow
Oh, glad it helped.
Small tuition for a valued lesson, right. At least that's what I keep telling myself. I've taken some expensive night classes, but overall, I'm ahead of the game, as well as ahead of a good amount. Cheap tuition, imo. Plus you get to keep the best tools your tuition can provide.
Best wishes, ma man!
Thanks for showing the split demo. Other videos I found are using more expensive crimpers that don’t have the same crimper head. Nobody pointed out where to put the split sections in one of these cheap tools.
Glad it helped.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing this information.
Glad it helped. Thank you.
Excellent! I am not much of a handyman so this really helped me. I had been lucky enough to have selected this exact tool at the store, before even seeing your video. Thanks again for a very clear presentation!
Glad it helped. You’re welcome.
You're on your way to being a great handyman. Nobody comes out of the delivery room saying, "OK, people! What needs fixin' today?"
Thank you for the most educative tutorial ever 🙏
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Thanks for this video! Awesome explanation of how the tool works for the technically challenged like me😀
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Nah, you ain't challenged. In fact, you're just getting started!!!
Thank you! This answered all my questions.
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Excellent explanation, thanks!
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super easy to understand your explanation about this tool!! thank you !!
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You’re a good teacher. Thank you .
Thank you. Glad it helped.
I appreciate the way you explain things.
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Brilliant, new some of that but the screw cutting holes were always a mystery to me.😎
Learn something new all the time.
Very clearly explained. Thank you.
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Excellent tutorial. Well done. Very clear. Thank you.
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Thank you for the video very useful. I love this tool. It's a must need for any tool box. A lot of electricians will say that it sucks but at the end of the day it does work and when the time comes and you need to get the job done it will get it done. I have used it in many major jobs and it has kept true for years. Also it's great for electrical outlets for cutting down those screw sizes which sometimes are to long. Knowledge is power. I really appreciate the video I wish to do some myself fixing stuff.
Thanks for the information. Appreciate you.
Great job explaining 👍🏾
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lol I never knew that section of the tool cut screws and rethread dem , I only use the tool for cutting and crimping wires , thanks for the education, great video.
Glad it helped.
At one point or another, we're all missing out on a lot of the extras. When you realize your carrying around many single use tools, it can be embarrassing to your ego. But, just like eating too many tacos, it passes, right?
Thank you SO much for this clear explanation!
Glad it helped.
A nice video to introduce a lot of beginners to this versatile tool. A couple of points of clarification if I may...I would not recommend crimping coax with this tool. The coax you happened to show used a compression style terminal, which requires a completely different tool to install, as it is not crimped. But even for crimp-style coax terminals, this tool will not generate sufficient crimping force to make a reliable connection. A minor clarification on the screw-cutting portion (the part of this tool most people don't understand!) is that it isn't 6 thirty-seconds or 8 thirty-seconds. Machine screws come in particular sizes (diameter of the shank--very similar to wire gauges, but a totally different system). The 2 numbers with a dash in between represent the screw (shank) size and the thread pitch (number of threads per inch). So a 6-32 screw (common in electrical work) is a #6 screw with 32 threads per inch.
Thank you very much, clarification much appreciated.
Usually they are screws commonly found when installing switches, gang boxes, etc. There aren't many different ones, so usage gets pretty clear, pretty quickly.
Cheers. A great video. Well explained. I didn't know I could crimp with this! Thanks again bro👍🏼👍🏼
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Knowledge is important. Great job!
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Knowledge combined with experience, is omnipotent, ain't it?
You are alright! Very good explanation, and anyone could learn from you!
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Thank you so much for your dedication. Everything has been well detailed I really appreciate you to be honest you are a well explanatory in detail teacher I wish we have more people like in the world
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Excellent explanation, many thanks 👍
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Nicely done, indeed!
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Been using the tool all wrong 😆
Thanks for teaching everyone how this is properly used. Good job 💪
But you got it now, don’t you.
@@Caliber8Tools yes! Thank you very much 🥰
Very helpfu video. Thanks!
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Sir, well done. Thank you for explanation.
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Thanks a lot for this. Some great info and very easy to understand and digest.
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great video mister. Thank you
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thank you brow 😊👍🏾 very useful lesson
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Great tutorial!! Thank you!!
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Great teacher!! Thanks
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Thank you for your video. I just bought a tool similar to this one and I don't know a single thing about it until I come across your video. Your information is much appreciated.
Thanks, truly, all i want is crimp some wires for the connector of my fuel pump connector. Instead of buying a new connector, all i need is to change the connector but i didn't know how to atick the terminals at the end of the cable. I truly appreciate sharing your knowledge.
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Great tutorial! Thanks for the help!!
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Thank you! I was unsure how to use my kit to fix the wiring of my Fiat 500 gate lights. This was so very helpful.
Hey, glad it helped.
Thanks for the great information it was a great help to me again thanks
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awesome video Sir!
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I've got my one for quite some time and I haven't been using all the futures yet. This is a very thoroughly explained video. Thanks!
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It helped me complete my job! Excellent video , thank you
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Thanks so much. Genius!!! Thanks blesing!
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Thank you. Very helpful review
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Thank you, I got all the info I needed from you. ❤
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@Caliber8Tools it did, I changed my air-condition Resistor in my car and I had to use a cable clamp stripper for the first time in my life. Went smoothly except the tight and short cable area I had to work on right under the passenger front under the dash and glove compartment. Was tight!!!
EXCELLENT! Thank you so much. This was very helpful.
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Gave me some good tips, thank you. 👊
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Great stuff Dillon, thank you!
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Excellent tutorial - very detailed and comprehensive. Great job.
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great tutorial sir.
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Nice video,wellexplained👍🏾
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Great video, layman's(simple) way explanation, and cool guy. Never knew or thought of the bolt cutter and its purpose until I watched your video! .... can NOT tell you how many times I've bitched about when cutting a screw/bolt (with a regular cutter, not this tool) messing up the threads at the end. So, this tool re-threads the end of cut so you can use it like a new cut-to-length size. COOL!! Thanks a lot!
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Great video. 💯
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beo thanx a lot for that great and clear easy demo but ignition system u didnt mention
Really good tutorial on how to use the cutter/crimper tool that I have had forever but did not know exactly what the various sections were for. Thanks for the thorough demonstration. Best of luck to you in your efforts.
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Very good informative video, thanks.
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Great video, thank you
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Great tutorial. Thank you.
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Since they never provide complete instructions, you can try to figure out what wasnt included in it. Or the ones written by someone who has still never had one in his hand.
Your intro is super dope
Thanks.
Thanks your advice
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Outstanding!
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Do they make a ratchet version of this tool that including crimping, stripping, & cutting screw heads?
I’ve only seen a ratcheting crimper of similar size.
This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much!!
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