Hydralic crimper?

[Miguels]

if you want to save money you can go to home depot and buy copper piping. cut them to length. smash on end on a vice and drill a hole in the middle for the bolt. grind the squared edges to a round finish and youre done

[jessdabest77]

Great,thank you,that really helped me out.

[jessdabest77]

Great,thank you,that really helped me out.

[JohnnyOhh]

I think you can use the crimp tool with ring terminals that have split on them. I've used this tool with 0 awg ring terminals (DB Link - RT020GR) and 0 awg cables (DB Link - StrandFlex) and the connection feels solid and looks okay. Here's a picture of the crimps I've made with "70" and "50" size crimps. I ended up using two crimps per terminal.

[rockFord_Expedition]

if you want to save money you can go to home depot and buy copper piping. cut them to length. smash on end on a vice and drill a hole in the middle for the bolt. grind the squared edges to a round finish and youre done

Really nice idea, haven't seen that done before, but it sounds simple enough.

[Miguels]

if you want to save money you can go to home depot and buy copper piping. cut them to length. smash on end on a vice and drill a hole in the middle for the bolt. grind the squared edges to a round finish and youre done

Really nice idea, haven't seen that done before, but it sounds simple enough.

[Miguels]

I think you can use the crimp tool with ring terminals that have split on them. I've used this tool with 0 awg ring terminals (DB Link - RT020GR) and 0 awg cables (DB Link - StrandFlex) and the connection feels solid and looks okay. Here's a picture of the crimps I've made with "70" and "50" size crimps. I ended up using two crimps per terminal.

please solder that thing. even if it looks good dont mean it is. solder will keep the elements out of your wire. a few months like that and the wire will be corroded

[Raptorman]

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