DIY: How to attach a JST connector in under 60 seconds!

In this video we're going to show you how to quickly and easily attach a JST connector using just a few simple tools. This is a great way to get your project up and running in no time!
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[@shadowbanned3716]

Using modern tools to make modern wires and then busts out a box of matches for the heat shrink 😂

[@adamhinsane]

Southpark and wire crimping cant get better than that

[@Some-nerd-who-tinkers]

Background music is so close to the beat of 223’s

[@mayowaodus6310]

What is the name of the tool used in opening up the pin in order to insert the wire in

[@DhruvGamer77]

cutter

[@mikecoster2709]

What size crimp connectors are those? Not sure which ones to buy. I’m using 20AWG wire.

[@thebigone6298]

20Awg is okey.?

[@awstudioofficial]

SUPERB 👍️

[@VVeiQuek]

Why... the matches though?

[@Electronzap]

Nice.

[@Marv3D]

What crimper is that?

[@PrudhviNath-t1x]

is that spade female connector right

[@kloakovalimonada]

What about the female connector?

[@OlympusAerial]

Isn’t that what this is?

[@emehlhar]

Has an expensive crimper tool but no money for a heat gun.

[@kingtriton7202]

2 things. That crimper is like 40 bucks and no one has matches. Show us how to crimp without tool.

[@Mozquite]

You don't. If you don't have a crimping tool then you should just buy readymade connectors.

[@Taipan66]

I notice you do everything possible to hide showing the results of your insulator and conductor crimps (which means you've probably Freddy Krueger'd them), you don't say what series of JST connector you are using (PH, XH?) Or what tool you are using. Smh, nothing useful in this short.