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05-05-2016 #1
Just found a sweet deal on aliexpress:
http://s.aliexpress.com/UbyUvq6N
Think I paid about that for a smaller amount with less sizes/choices...
.MeLast edited by Lee Roberts; 05-05-2016 at 10:00 PM.
.Me
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05-05-2016 #2
Looking for your next give away LEE?
They would probably outlast me and my children, just tin the ends and add a little heat shrink when needed never been a fan of crimp fittings.
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06-05-2016 #3
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06-05-2016 #4
I tend to buy the sizes I want as opposed to boxes of sizes I'll never use.
Beal UK does a good range at a respectable price.
https://www.beal.org.uk/electrical-p...terminals.html
500 of whatever are about £3.00John S -
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06-05-2016 #5
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06-05-2016 #6
Crimped ends on wires is one of the differences between a professional look job and a rats nest.
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06-05-2016 #7
Excellent kit.
Instead of having a single colour code scheme, have both German and French colours along with some total random colours, just to ensure you're never quite sure what size you're picking :-)Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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06-05-2016 #8
Anyone recommend a good cheap crimp tool to use with these?
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06-05-2016 #9
Cant recommend it being good as I've not tried it but it seems cheap...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Terminal-C...-/131432057766
Jim
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06-05-2016 #10
That's the style I've got, and they do the job.
For screw terminals, all they need to do is crimp the terminal on enough it won't fall off, as the terminal will clamp it on properly. Even a gentle nip with side cutters would do the job.
It's if you're using spring/push in terminals, where you really need to make sure the crimp is done well.Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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