Originally Posted by Spawn-Inc
(Post 566439)
3/8" copper tubing + a vise + solder = win, on the cheap :)
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I got these already :)
got myself knukonceptz wiring and grabbed their terminals http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...k/terminal.jpg |
so then you just have to vise and solder. even if i had a proper crimper, i would never leave it at that. solder is a must, for me anyhow.
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See the line in the middle of the terminal. Take a Allen key - 1/2" - put the key against the line and put it in a vise. Lock them in so they don't move. Put the wire in the hole and start cranking!
If you feel it's not tight enough solder it!. Wrap the wire before the tip with a wet towel so you don't over heat and burn the jacket! |
no vise in my amateur garage yet :)
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Originally Posted by toyopl
(Post 566436)
hey, thx for replying on the crimper, can't pm, need 10 posts first
I'd be happy to meet you somewhere, whenever you hove some free time. I'll be free any evening starting from friday. let me know what's good for you you must be polish too :) |
btw it might be cheaper for you to go to Car Audio Haven in milton( main st) old location of Perfect Tones than spending gas money and time driving to crimp them here... crimp will only cost you a coffee but the time im sure is worth more
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Originally Posted by avidedtr
(Post 566451)
See the line in the middle of the terminal. Take a Allen key - 1/2" - put the key against the line and put it in a vise. Lock them in so they don't move. Put the wire in the hole and start cranking!
If you feel it's not tight enough solder it!. Wrap the wire before the tip with a wet towel so you don't over heat and burn the jacket! I hope I explained it right. The idea is to make sure the seam doesn't line up so with the clamp you can squeeze and overlap the wire making it tight. Frank |
Originally Posted by MTA
(Post 566645)
lol only a few more posts
you must be polish too :) and yup, Polish here :D |
Thank you Selective Sound, I made it to these guys today to see if they would help me out, and they had no problem with it, thx, good guys to deal with :)
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