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I need some for 10-12awg/gauge non insulated flag terminals.

except your greenlee and Burndy dies will not work with this tool. I bought a 3/0 (SCD1-7) Ferrule die from them and modified it to fit my Greenlee 12 ton hydraulic crimper. You need a machine shop to modify their dies.

Excellent video. You need to show more CLEARLY which way the wires are inserted. Which is the top? The lock tab or smooth side? It looks like you're working on the smooth side which is the bottom? Orange to the left?

How to do this without the FD500R tool? and what does it do exactly?

Awesome - nice simple demo! Local computer shop charge £65 to pop out to do this for two pieces of cable

Wrong! You did not include the "stress relief boot" which should be installed before this process. I hate it when people on U tube pretend to know what they are doing and then people in the comments praise them. It is true that these May not be mandatory although I believe they are it is just wrong to not include this extra step even as an option. People will do anything to get their 15 minutes of fame.

I’m trying to find out how to rewire a motor field winding on a Lionel train. I need to know who to contact.

where you get it from

Every instruction video should be modeled after this. 10/10 short, sweet, and to the point. And very helpful!

Well done.

Just used it for 7 days love it.

my hand hurts while doing that 😭 right tool is the only wayyyy

Thank you so much. I've been dreaming of getting wired internet when I realized there was a ethernet wall jack in my room. The only problem was, the keystone was connected and everything, but the other end of that ethernet cable was just showing wires. That was a huge problem because that ethernet cable was in the basement right next to the modem, but my router is connected to an ethernet port in my parent's room, but I wanted it in my room. But after seeing this video, I was able to get the ethernet port all ready to go plugged in my modem, and now I have wired internet on my Gaming PC.

good video i like it

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What temperature are you operating the heat gun at?

Looks good, but needs a way to input a high pressure from the compressor and then the machine adjusts it down after you set it to a certain psi.

I thought he was saying "Grab your $500 crimping tool".

Unsure why you are using a crimper designed specifically for UN-insulated terminals. This is the incorrect die to be using on insulated and/or heat shrink insulated terminals.

Incorrect crimper for heat shrink connectors =. Bad info. Please remove this video

The 2nd one looks like it’s loose; the ridge where the sleeve is raised is bigger than the material’s thickness. Also, you said they can’t pull apart but you didn’t pull hard. What kind of pulling force would they safely withstand?

Thank you! That is exactly what I needed to know.

Your is the most simplest and direct to the point. Every seconds counts and no time were waste to show everything we want to know

How about type A6 for the yellow flag terminal

Does include the dices? I need to crimp a copper lug for 6 awg

Can it crimp open mouth non insulated lugs

Is the process the same for Cat8? Please advise. Thank you for the simplicity and clarity of your instruction.

How to make the cable strait they keep getting cut offl or dont go to the roght spot

One of the best instructional videos on youtube. No BS and straight to the point. 10/10

Is there a special feature between the copper wire inside a Wh-Or, Or and the Wh-Gr, Gr plastic cover with regards to Transmit and Received function?

There is now a 50% discount, its selling now at 250,000.00 USD Edit: i thought this wad Snap-on I take my joke back! 😅

this is Ethernet cable is from router to repeater not for router to PC or modem to router you should verify to watcher who later confuse about this technique

You make it look so easy. I needed 4 plugs and broke another 6. They cross over during insertion. Some of the wires like 7 an 8 do not seem to be used. Next time I will try RJ45 snap plug so that the wires stick out the end which I can then check before crimping, Thank you for the video.

I have greasy hands 🦍

Very nice . Thank you .

That's pretty easy but I'm still afraid of my exam

No detail given. You gave the order of the wires but didn’t mention what direction to turn the connector. It’s was like a recipe that gives ingredients, tells you to combine and cook until done. Correct, but not not detailed enough for most.

Wrong crimp tool

Very Nice Video Go A Head

Every instructional video should strive for this level of directness. 10/10 - no BS. Thank you, sir.

Thanks perfectly working 👍

Thank you

I hope this doesnt sound stupid... but do you crimp both ends of the wire in the same order?

Effective video, led me to the purchase on your site. Great job.

Thanks 👍 Teacher 😊❤️🙏

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is it harder to push solid cable in the connector? I got 1 wire in, what am i doing wrong?

good

I'm 55 years old and thanks to your video I was able t o make my first ever either net cable. Thank you.