This is really the best explained video on crimping I have seen so far. The best snippet of advice you gave us at the end was, "USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB". Thank you.
The best? He's showing his damn CAT instead of the camera! I swear, my dumbass kept moving my whole head over thinking I'd be able to see around my phone for the rest of the video
You have just saved me a ton of time! I have spent hours trying to figure out a method so that all of my connectors are perfect and you have already figured it out! many thanks and good on you!
Like so many others who have commented here already, this is the first video I've found to properly explain how to use the SN-28B crimper. I'm using JST-SM connectors on my ebike wiring and am trying to rewire hall connectors and just mangled yet another connector using poor technique. I was so tilted I decided to see if I could find a video to show me what I was doing wrong or how to do things properly and yours is perfect. Thanks!
Ahhh... if I had only found this video yesterday, BEFORE I ordered the IWISS SN-28B because Amazon said it could crimp JST-XHP connectors. Anyways, very very good video. Really appreciate the careful breakdown
Finally I understand how to properly use my SN-28B crimper. Thank you!!!! I never knew it was a 2-step process for the same connection. I just tried one and it worked perfectly the first time. Just amazing.
Simply the best instructional video on crimping JST and DuPont. I rarely do these types of connections but when I do I always refer back to this video. Very clear and spot on information. I was destroying all of my crimps until I watched this and learned your tools and techniques. This continues to be one of the most useful videos I have seen on YT. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Priceless!
I don't agree. The rambling repeating of information seems very unprepared. Also, the (extremely) slow pace and the ridiculous camera work was off-putting to me.
This is the 4th video on crimping JST-SM connectors I've watched and it's the first one that has explained and demonstrated the proper technique, including how to properly insert the crimped wire into the connector afterwards. Thank you! I'm building connections for a 3D printer and I'm new to wiring and want to make sure I don't create a fire hazard in my own home.
The most important thing to mention is the SIZE of the crimping tool ! I bought one 3 years ago and I never crimped any connectors properly however hard I tried. In fact I stressed everytime I needed to crimp I have just bought a new crimping tool for 0.08 to 0.5 mm (SN-01BM) and now I am a champion crimper with no effort whatsoever. For JST I use the smaller of the two slots. NB: my previous crimping tool was for 0.1 to 1 mm (SN-28B) and had slots for 0.25, 0.5 and 1.0 mm but the jaws were way too wide and the terminal got damaged. Good crimping to all ! Noticed that the bigger size is suitable for Dupont as the pin is longer (as shown 18 minutes into the video). Pity I never use Dupont.
YES I have the Hemostats and I love, love, love my pair that are the type where the nose of the tool is rounded over. I also have a pair that are straight like yours. But the rounded over or angled version just works so much betterfor getting into tight places they just work better. I even use they to hold onto 3mm nuts when tightening screws that are located in tight places or for picking up a nut or screw that I dropped.
I'm so glad I found this video! I was running into the connector barely fitting and ultimately crushing and almost going to design and have laser cut my own thinner crimp plates. The 3220M will take care of that for me. Thank you!
Very thorough and thought out, thanks. I have been struggling trying to use a needle nose pliers to crimp some male connectors on a heater and thermistor for my 3D printer. Thank you.
Super! Really the best I have seen in this ... and I did watched like 10 videos so far in this topic. I am going to get both. Keep working on further videos, worth it!
Thanks. I have numerous other videos shot in relation to soldering, other connectors, etc. but I have not had time to edit them due to my work schedule. Hopefully I'll be able to get a number of them uploaded within the next month.
As I watched this, I had a couple of thoughts. For female DuPont's, one could temporarily put a pin into it while positioning it. Also, it occurs to me that once one got the hang of it, one could do the 1st step "pre crimp" (before inserting wires) on a bunch of connectors, making the whole process a little more efficient. Thanks for the vid.
I use that SN-28B crimper for all of them... it works good enough but that other crimper does look better bc it's thinner. just ordered one for the JSTXH bc you're right, they're a pain in the ass
Helpful man. I've had the same iwiss SN-28B I was using for duponts but it was brutal doing thr JST-XHPs. Those connectors can be handy for proto boards for things like ESP32 and 8266s. But, I wanted some jst-sm to just have a safer connection for things like going between two boxes say. So, I ordered the IWS- 3220M like you have thinking they would be better for both connector types. Turns out like your video, the 28b is much better for the jst-sm. So yea... glad I found your video. I'm building a dinosaur night light for my grandson using a ESP8266 (D1 mini) microcontroller and have it and power coming in to a box and then the actual dinosaur light secured on top of the box. It's only 5v to the ws8212 neopixel LEDS in the light but, duponts disconnect easily and yea... don't want a crawling kid to suck on 5v lol. At least the SM connectors lock...right...lol.
Hi, wonderful video just subscribed. I asked this question, no body have an answer. Appreciate your feedback, please advise the difference between JST XHP and dupont pins difference.. also the difference between JST, Dupont and MOLEX please .
Very good crimping video. Very through. Only criticism would be to put time markers in. I know we all need ore patients now a days, but I was looking for something specific and had issues finding it due to structure of video (how information was layer out).
You are so right about the larger crimper. I bought a set on Amazon that came with AWG26-20. I went through about 8 or nine female pin connectors before I was able to correctly crimp it to the wire. I had to first use tweezers to pre-crimp the connector, then finish VERY carefully with the crimper. Question: The IWS-3220 mentioned in your video. The closest I found was Micro Connector Pin Crimping Tool, Yangoutool Micro Ratcheting Crimper 32-20AWG for D-Sub,Open Barrel suits Molex,JST,JAE - is that the same tool as the IWISS IWS-3220M?
Based on looking at it, it appears to be the same tool. It's probably just a different brand associated with it, they change the color of the handles, etc. But it looks like it'd work fine.
"the weird shit like the wheelchairs". You opened my eyes to harbor freight. I just blindly used to go down the aisles without giving much thought to what I was seeing. But now that I deeply consider it, whats up with that aisle with all that weird shit?!?!
I do a lot of research for a lot of different products. So I do my home work. But... Some times it is nice just to buy a product like a crimping tool or wire stripper tool that someone else has already tested. So I would have liked in this case a affiliated link. YES, most of the time I use a video just to help with my own research. also I am making wires for my 3D printer and I bought the connectors. I did not realize that I needed a Crimping tool. Also I now the connectors on site but don't know the Name for them. Which makes looking for the correct tool even harder.
As far as I'm aware of, no. I'm personally a fan of tools specifically meant for a single task. In my experience any time you try to combine too many tools into one, it never works well for any of the things it claims to do.
Yes there is, it is the Preciva PR-3254 available on Amazon. It also does the Dupont better because unlike with the JST, the wings that hold the isolation should not bite into the isolation but fold around it. If you just crimp JST connectors than the SN-01BM is better than both crimpers in this video
Damn so negative dude. Thanks for the tips though. They were actually helpful. Sending links isn’t just for you to get paid, it helps us use the same item as your demonstration. It’s a win/win so no need to get bitter man
This is really the best explained video on crimping I have seen so far. The best snippet of advice you gave us at the end was, "USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB". Thank you.
The best? He's showing his damn CAT instead of the camera! I swear, my dumbass kept moving my whole head over thinking I'd be able to see around my phone for the rest of the video
Too bad much of it is off cam
You have just saved me a ton of time! I have spent hours trying to figure out a method so that all of my connectors are perfect and you have already figured it out! many thanks and good on you!
Like so many others who have commented here already, this is the first video I've found to properly explain how to use the SN-28B crimper. I'm using JST-SM connectors on my ebike wiring and am trying to rewire hall connectors and just mangled yet another connector using poor technique. I was so tilted I decided to see if I could find a video to show me what I was doing wrong or how to do things properly and yours is perfect.
Thanks!
It is really promising and helpful to see that it should work for DuPont connectors and how in detail.
Ahhh... if I had only found this video yesterday, BEFORE I ordered the IWISS SN-28B because Amazon said it could crimp JST-XHP connectors.
Anyways, very very good video. Really appreciate the careful breakdown
Finally I understand how to properly use my SN-28B crimper. Thank you!!!! I never knew it was a 2-step process for the same connection. I just tried one and it worked perfectly the first time. Just amazing.
Brilliant video, saved me a lot of hassle as soon as I purchased the correct crimper...
Super useful. Thank you. You made my life better.
Simply the best instructional video on crimping JST and DuPont. I rarely do these types of connections but when I do I always refer back to this video. Very clear and spot on information. I was destroying all of my crimps until I watched this and learned your tools and techniques. This continues to be one of the most useful videos I have seen on YT. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Priceless!
I don't agree. The rambling repeating of information seems very unprepared. Also, the (extremely) slow pace and the ridiculous camera work was off-putting to me.
Thank you sir.. I appreciate how you go about instructing. Very helpful..
This is the 4th video on crimping JST-SM connectors I've watched and it's the first one that has explained and demonstrated the proper technique, including how to properly insert the crimped wire into the connector afterwards. Thank you! I'm building connections for a 3D printer and I'm new to wiring and want to make sure I don't create a fire hazard in my own home.
Same here! If you don't mind me asking, what wire brand did you go with? Also what gauge are you using for the hotbed? Thanks
thanks for showing the crimping in all details!
I bought IWISS SN-2549 and it has thinner part on the jaws which makes it possible to crimp jst connectors
The most important thing to mention is the SIZE of the crimping tool ! I bought one 3 years ago and I never crimped any connectors properly however hard I tried. In fact I stressed everytime I needed to crimp I have just bought a new crimping tool for 0.08 to 0.5 mm (SN-01BM) and now I am a champion crimper with no effort whatsoever. For JST I use the smaller of the two slots. NB: my previous crimping tool was for 0.1 to 1 mm (SN-28B) and had slots for 0.25, 0.5 and 1.0 mm but the jaws were way too wide and the terminal got damaged. Good crimping to all !
Noticed that the bigger size is suitable for Dupont as the pin is longer (as shown 18 minutes into the video). Pity I never use Dupont.
Thank you. Your vdo is the best of how to crimping. i love this your vdo.
YES I have the Hemostats and I love, love, love my pair that are the type where the nose of the tool is rounded over. I also have a pair that are straight like yours. But the rounded over or angled version just works so much betterfor getting into tight places they just work better. I even use they to hold onto 3mm nuts when tightening screws that are located in tight places or for picking up a nut or screw that I dropped.
I'm so glad I found this video! I was running into the connector barely fitting and ultimately crushing and almost going to design and have laser cut my own thinner crimp plates. The 3220M will take care of that for me. Thank you!
Thank you for this video, it really has helped me with my crimping. You are an excellent instructor for sure.
Thanks for the help with this, I have a small little job I needed some advice on, this really helped out.
Thank dude. You’re a life saver
Very thorough and thought out, thanks. I have been struggling trying to use a needle nose pliers to crimp some male connectors on a heater and thermistor for my 3D printer. Thank you.
Thank you very much!! This helped me a lot. Liked and subscribed. :)
Super! Really the best I have seen in this ... and I did watched like 10 videos so far in this topic. I am going to get both. Keep working on further videos, worth it!
Thanks. I have numerous other videos shot in relation to soldering, other connectors, etc. but I have not had time to edit them due to my work schedule. Hopefully I'll be able to get a number of them uploaded within the next month.
👍Your explanation is of the highest value to me.
Very polite and honest video. Not long.
I will try the Crimper you recommend.
As I watched this, I had a couple of thoughts. For female DuPont's, one could temporarily put a pin into it while positioning it. Also, it occurs to me that once one got the hang of it, one could do the 1st step "pre crimp" (before inserting wires) on a bunch of connectors, making the whole process a little more efficient. Thanks for the vid.
Great video. thanks.
So you can't use the narrower blue parallel jaws crimper on Dupont connectors?
I use that SN-28B crimper for all of them... it works good enough but that other crimper does look better bc it's thinner. just ordered one for the JSTXH bc you're right, they're a pain in the ass
Helpful man. I've had the same iwiss SN-28B I was using for duponts but it was brutal doing thr JST-XHPs. Those connectors can be handy for proto boards for things like ESP32 and 8266s. But, I wanted some jst-sm to just have a safer connection for things like going between two boxes say. So, I ordered the IWS- 3220M like you have thinking they would be better for both connector types. Turns out like your video, the 28b is much better for the jst-sm. So yea... glad I found your video.
I'm building a dinosaur night light for my grandson using a ESP8266 (D1 mini) microcontroller and have it and power coming in to a box and then the actual dinosaur light secured on top of the box. It's only 5v to the ws8212 neopixel LEDS in the light but, duponts disconnect easily and yea... don't want a crawling kid to suck on 5v lol. At least the SM connectors lock...right...lol.
Thank you, this is an excellent crimping video!
I have a vanity that has this JST connector but what does it plug into?!!
Thank you so much for the thoughtful info on crimping. Really helpful!
Hi, wonderful video just subscribed. I asked this question, no body have an answer. Appreciate your feedback, please advise the difference between JST XHP and dupont pins difference.. also the difference between JST, Dupont and MOLEX please .
Very good crimping video. Very through. Only criticism would be to put time markers in. I know we all need ore patients now a days, but I was looking for something specific and had issues finding it due to structure of video (how information was layer out).
You are so right about the larger crimper. I bought a set on Amazon that came with AWG26-20. I went through about 8 or nine female pin connectors before I was able to correctly crimp it to the wire. I had to first use tweezers to pre-crimp the connector, then finish VERY carefully with the crimper.
Question: The IWS-3220 mentioned in your video. The closest I found was Micro Connector Pin Crimping Tool, Yangoutool Micro Ratcheting Crimper 32-20AWG for D-Sub,Open Barrel suits Molex,JST,JAE - is that the same tool as the IWISS IWS-3220M?
Based on looking at it, it appears to be the same tool. It's probably just a different brand associated with it, they change the color of the handles, etc. But it looks like it'd work fine.
Don`t twist the wires, as the blades of the crimp wafer may not penetrate the wiring correctly.
That's BS!
Thank you.
I actually lost a job because I had a hard time crimping connector pins on.The connectors I had to crimp are mollex brand connectors
"the weird shit like the wheelchairs". You opened my eyes to harbor freight. I just blindly used to go down the aisles without giving much thought to what I was seeing. But now that I deeply consider it, whats up with that aisle with all that weird shit?!?!
watched for the one to buy to see if IWS-3220M was small
Great video!
I do a lot of research for a lot of different products. So I do my home work. But... Some times it is nice just to buy a product like a crimping tool or wire stripper tool that someone else has already tested. So I would have liked in this case a affiliated link. YES, most of the time I use a video just to help with my own research. also I am making wires for my 3D printer and I bought the connectors. I did not realize that I needed a Crimping tool. Also I now the connectors on site but don't know the Name for them. Which makes looking for the correct tool even harder.
"That's probably why you are here". Yup!
Is there any 2 in 1 crimper in the market?
As far as I'm aware of, no. I'm personally a fan of tools specifically meant for a single task. In my experience any time you try to combine too many tools into one, it never works well for any of the things it claims to do.
Yes there is, it is the Preciva PR-3254 available on Amazon. It also does the Dupont better because unlike with the JST, the wings that hold the isolation should not bite into the isolation but fold around it. If you just crimp JST connectors than the SN-01BM is better than both crimpers in this video
I would like a pair of those needle nose pliers. Mine are fat. Yours are thin and narrow.
Thanks
GS
Damn so negative dude. Thanks for the tips though. They were actually helpful. Sending links isn’t just for you to get paid, it helps us use the same item as your demonstration. It’s a win/win so no need to get bitter man
The Video is good. But... the volume of the audio is way low.
Welp, bought the wrong one. Thanks Amazon algorithm, you've failed me again.
That was funny.
Great video but jeez your tone makes you sound miserable. Try smiling even if we can't see you.
8 minutes in and still haven’t crimped a connector…
Goodness me this video is long for what it is.
Aka roach clips
The wide tool vill work well ua-cam.com/video/SGwrfrt8KJw/v-deo.html
Jezus the big dummies guide to crimping' are people that dense ??
5 minutes of really useful information in a 33 min video. ☹️
Please when you make a video get to the point, this should of been 2 minutes
33 boring minutes
You sound is incredible LOW, please make it loader next time.
Great video, a bit long.....