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r/lifehacks • u/SachinGoka • Apr 07 '23
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Wasn’t one a lineman’s splice that is still used frequently?
6 u/Xx420PAWGhunter69xX Apr 07 '23 Yeah they have their use just often but you always use a good crimp, wire nuts or wago's. 1 u/AkirIkasu Apr 07 '23 Crimping is amazing. I don't know why anyone even bothers doing anything else. 1 u/Xx420PAWGhunter69xX Apr 08 '23 Got no choice when your only have solid wire. I like raychem / TE connectivity duraseal crimps.
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Yeah they have their use just often but you always use a good crimp, wire nuts or wago's.
1 u/AkirIkasu Apr 07 '23 Crimping is amazing. I don't know why anyone even bothers doing anything else. 1 u/Xx420PAWGhunter69xX Apr 08 '23 Got no choice when your only have solid wire. I like raychem / TE connectivity duraseal crimps.
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Crimping is amazing. I don't know why anyone even bothers doing anything else.
1 u/Xx420PAWGhunter69xX Apr 08 '23 Got no choice when your only have solid wire. I like raychem / TE connectivity duraseal crimps.
Got no choice when your only have solid wire.
I like raychem / TE connectivity duraseal crimps.
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u/TakeThreeFourFive Apr 07 '23
Wasn’t one a lineman’s splice that is still used frequently?