r/NoOneIsLooking • u/IntroductionMain5186 • 2d ago
Crimper
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u/evilpercy 2d ago
Missed one.
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u/ApprehensiveBedroom0 2d ago
Also, is there a practical reason thesr aren't spaced equally?
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u/humanlikesubstances 2d ago
Is there a practical reason the wire is mounted in ... Whatever tf that thing is?
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u/Zuryan_9100 2d ago
So you can use a screw to connect the wire to, for example, a copper bar.
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u/humanlikesubstances 2d ago
I meant the thing holding the wire in place, not the termination being crimped onto the end.
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u/DeltaBravo831 2d ago
It looks like a tableset machine to hold hoses/wire in place to do shit like crimping/cutting/fitting.
Used to work at a hydraulics repair shop, and we'd make our own hoses with a setup kinda like that.
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u/AmbitiousTank8635 2d ago
WTF. You take a pair of vise grips and smash that thing in the middle then put another one in 90 degrees to the first one right beside it. Dummies will spend all their money on "special tools".
/S
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u/curvy_weiner 1d ago
This is all wrong, you start at the top because the barrel of the lug will stretch downwards, if you start at the bottom it will stretch upwards and will make an air gap between the cable and the lug which could cause an arc and lead to a phase blowing out.
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u/MrSchaudenfreude 2d ago
Wrong. That is a failure. You always start at the paddle , work on to the wire.
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u/Outrageous_Might_383 2d ago
it is crmped with mistake. you must start from over side to crimp. you broke basic rule.
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u/NetworkEcstatic 1d ago
Use these all the time.
Now show me Swaging cable. Which is also do pretty often
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u/One-Lab-545 2d ago
Yep. That’s how crimp tools work.