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  1. 23-01-2021 #1
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    The very small ferrules are the hardest to crimp I have several crimp tools but this is the type of one that works the best for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    The very small ferrules are the hardest to crimp I have several crimp tools but this is the type of one that works the best for me

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800Pcs-Cr...Cclp%3A2334524
    To be honest I hated using bootlace ferrules for a long time because they caused me loads of grief with bad connections on small ferrules. It was actually Clive S who pointed me in the direction of this type of tool when I was at his house and saw the difference between my tool type, the difference is night and day to the pliers' type tool I was using. The tool type makes a massive difference and for the small ferrules, they can be adjusted to give a better crimp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    The very small ferrules are the hardest to crimp I have several crimp tools but this is the type of one that works the best for me
    Thanks Clive. The same type is available with up to 1500 crimps in a set over here.
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