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What crimping tool though? Regular, or not?

Hi can you solder two 8awg wires toghether to a 8mm bullet connector?

Where could I get

Nice demo

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Awsome tip😊😊

I like the screw and the solder connections. The crimp with the insulation not so much. I am sure you can think of a much better way to use the crimp connection.

Also these alligator clips are rated for a max current or amps. The way the video shows how to connect this to the wire is just not a good connection. 10 amps through such a poor connection.....

OK I see you are the Mueller that is the manufacturer of lots of electronic parts. And I thank you for that. But what you just showed me in this video makes no sense at all. Common sense says that 95% of the inside of the barrel of the crimp connector is not even in contact with the hook up wire conductor. These alligator clips are crimp or solder. So soldering might work in some cases. In my application I am using this on a high temperature area. So solder might melt. So I need to either crimp wire on or I can also use the screw terminal that comes on some of these. If I use the screw then I can use the right size crimp connector for my 14 AWG wire. If I use the alligator crimp barrel or hole I notice my 14 AWG wire is only 2mm diameter. And the barrel or hole of the alligator clip is 4mm dia. And therein lies the problem. The hole is too big for the wire. So I have been thinking about adding another piece of wire next to the wire, or doubling the wire so it fits the hole. Either that or nickel sheet shims around the wire to make the wire larger. I have to experiment to see what will work.

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Hairdresser alligator clips how do people use them

Thank you i followed these steps and was able to test if my new car radio was working or not and it is

Can't see what you're doing...

What the screw used for ? Anyone know?

Same thing i do when making new spark plug cables. I have spool of copper spark plug wire and a assortment of ends. Thats why your crimp pliers have a IGN crimp on them . I reuse the the terminals most of the time . That can be time consuming until you get good at it.

The wire is meant to go through the side hole in the banana pug to add mechanical strength to the joint. Trim the excess wire off before assembling.

Very helpful 👍 Thanks 👍

My banana plug has a flat side near one hole while the other side does not. Does the flat side have any purpose? What awg wire did you use?

Thanks, for some reason I just couldn't figure this out

Nice!!! thx

I found that it's not necessary to strip the wire at all. Just back out the screw until the tip is flush with the cylinder wall but not removed seat the speaker wire in the cylinder all the way then tighten the screw all the way. The screw will pierce the shielding on the speaker wire and you're good to go! This is what worked for me!

Thanks for the vid, if not for this I'd do it wrong for sure. I just started learning basic electronics and videos like this are helping beginners a lot!

Thanks for the info!

Nice! Next question: where do I get the stripper & crimper you're using?

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Sweet Tip!!!! I totally did this wrong but now you taught me the proper way!!!! Thank You!!!

Thank you!!! All other videos say "do it" but never show how the heck you "do it."

Coool!!

Oho! Such a slick way to add some extra robustness to that joint, and strain relief as well. Also I want to add that I like how no-nonsense this video is. If there was a chef kiss emoji it would be here!

If my alligator clip gets too dry and the plastic around it tends to crack,is there anything i can do to make the plastic return to it's normal elasticity or at least less dry? Thanks if someone read this :)

Excellent video. Gets right to the point, shows both ways (right and wrong) how to do it, and why you do it the right way. I wish all youtube how-tos were as succinct and informative. thanks!!!

hi, is it possible to make a video on how to mount and how to use BU-32614-0?

The part where the wire is folded outside the jacket yet the clip is supposed to be inserted "inside the barrel" confused me. If the wire is blocking entry into the insulation (which I guess is what's meant by "barrel"), how would it be possible to put the clip inside the "barrel"?

Ty!

How could I properly hardware a DC light complete with fuse, on/off switch, and quick disconnects?

Finally a good explanation what to do with those clips with a screw on top!

Great, quick, clear simple presentation! Thank you! What is the screw for on the alligator clip?

Thank you.

Good info!!

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I recently found some electrical cords that im not firmiliar with. Im trying to find out what they are and why did I find them? When I typed in the words within the cords I found your yt. Hopefully you can help identify them?? Please msg me back. Thank you!

simple and yet helpful, thank you!

Thanks, cool video. Simple yet relevant.

Awesome! Thank you. Just what I was looking for.

Thank you!

usually the cheap one has no barrel, just a hole and two "teeth" (for wire insulation crimping?), how to properly crimp those kind of type?