Nope, solder it. Do it right first time. Also dont buy those expensive connectors, use copper tubing. Smash 1 end and drill hole. Your all welcome.

Can you send the CAD file for the same?

При заточке мелких свёрл важно задую кромку опустить. Иначе свиду вроде острое а не сверлит.

Thanks for posting your shop vac auto switch solution. I just finished building it, with a few modifications, and it works very well. I used a 20A SSR instead of a mechanical relay, and had to swap the HIGH for LOW and the LOW for HIGH arguments in your code. The other modification was to add a bypass switch so I could easily turn on the shop vac without moving its' power cable to another outlet. I do have to make a final housing for it, but that is a minor issue. Thanks again !!

Look up the Burndy Patriot 750 T3. Now that is crimping.

Indent crimpers are not the best way to go. They work fine for a DIY job though.

I love this. Totally making it for my Home Depot Husky tool bag

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Hi. can you share the code for Arduino?

Can you detail everything you used so I can search and buy online without making mistakes? I am very grateful in advance.

It is interesting.

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Can you do the same thing with the Raspberry Pico? It’s so much cheaper than the Nano.

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Whats it called?

This is a really great design. Geometrically it's not complex, but it does it's job in creating complex geometry. Why isn't this a product that I can just buy? 😅

Great examples, thank you

why does crimping have to be ultra fast??? the hydraulic one does a great job

Too much random clips. Just wanna get to the point

How does this video have comments from 4 months ago that are completely whack and not related to the video, when it was released 1 hour ago?

Great simple solution. Just what I was looking for. It's really annoying having to turn on-off x2 every time I use my router table. Greetings from Paraguay.

It would be interesting to do both electrical tests and pull tests on these crimps. I suspect the indent crimps are solid and probably fine for most uses, but I believe they make a weaker connection as they bend and displace the conductors more than a hex crimper. And I find a proper hex crimp to look much more professional. To me an indent crimp just screams amateur. If you look at almost any commercially crimped connector, the crimp is almost always hexagonal or circular. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an automated machine crimp that was of the indent style. I may be wrong, but I suspect a good hex crimp will run cooler under high current and will withstand more mechanical stress.

You should provide a list of the components yous used as well as schematics and instructions to built it !

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Id like to see an insert i could use in my vise.

Great stuff!.

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if the section is circular the calculation at 5 meters gives me: 1.5e5*.1^2*3.1415/4=1178 N or about 117 kg. It is not a force that the legs are not able to apply. I weigh about 100 kg and I am able to carry several tens of kg, so I think that the legs can apply this force without difficulty. Let's say that 5 meters seems to be the operating limit. Which is not very little: it is comparable to the operating limit of an oxygen rebreather.

Nice video! Looking forward to building a boat someday and come across your channel while researching. I wonder if that hull is bluwater capable. i would like to know more about that mast. she's surely an attention grabing vessel

This is what i need in my life great idea, can I ask what glue you used to or pins etc for those little plywood boxes etc? That have stood the test of time I'm assuming

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I have not been able to find anything like that large cable crimper you prefer. Do you have a manufacturer or model number? Great video, thanks for the work you put in to it!

thank u very much very useful

Excellent. five out of five stars.

It's a very informative video that is easy to understand.

Very good, How can contact you

I would like to work with you as our inventions seem to mesh perfectly Please Contact me!

what do you call that plastic tube shape?

I just put a 24lb trolling motor on a quick release pole that attaches to my bow rail , it has plenty of thrust , to save on messing about with the electronics i ordered a 60amp pwm with foward and reverse plus proportional controll for the motor speed so i can controll it from the helm , not as fancy as a remote controller but i feel like it will be a good solution for me , thanks for the idea as it gave me insperation once i saw how easy it was to impliment . for a 40 foot sailboat 24lb seems enough to push the bow around for docking manuvers on a still day :)

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thanks for the video and information . entertaining and helpful

Problem with that crimper is that the thickest wire it will do is up to 2 gauge

How much that crimping tool. I'm entersted