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whats do u guys use to stip 0 awg? i have been useing a blade and going around, just didnt know if there was a speacail tool out there.

what kind/size of solder do you use to solder them in(wasnt in either pinned topic i dont think)?

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I use the blade and works the best. I use the regular electrical solder you get at homedepot. Should be under all the torches

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60/40 solder...get the thin shit...i tried some thick stuff i had laying around when i ran out of the thin solder, and it sucked ass!!

as far as working with 1/0 gauge wire....metal sheers for cutting it and a utility knife for stripping it....thats what i do...

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i use a knife and just cut away the coat. and then if i need to strip strands away just use a serrated esde and make a few swipes. and as everyone else said just use regular solder. thats what i used for my terminals after crimping them

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You can buy wire cutters that will cut up to 0/4 gauge wire at home depot they also work alright to strip the wire but if you dont want to spend alot on cutters then just use a razor blade

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