High Voltage Episode 13 - How to use Hydraulic Crimpers and terminating large cable.

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[@CaptainCheezmo]

High Voltage Episode 13: Low voltage wiring 🤣

[@randyschatz6209]

Welcome back! During the break we got our hands on a NST and have worked our way up to an 8' Jacob's ladder, with parts in the shop to go to 10' soon. Any idea what the outer boundaries are for a ladder? Is there a world record we could be going for?

[@matijadjemrovski5665]

Thx so much. Im macking tesla coil becouse you.

[@ChaoticGoodChris]

Glad I could help :) Thank you for watching!

[@crazyjoe978]

this is the link for the wire smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B016HFD788/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@markhodgson2348]

Will you ever be returning to your workshop?,i hope so but i understand rf its not possible, good luck with your future endeavour.

[@ChaoticGoodChris]

I'm already back in the shop. There will even be livestreams from there soon.

[@anthrosaurian]

I remember seeing one of those mystery tools several years ago. My neighbor dug it out of a box, spent several minutes finding the right size die, then used it to connect two short lengths of cable into a longer cable. Either it is a wire crimper, or lots of people just happen to agree that it works okay as one, lol

[@SamSitar]

Crazy Joe should join you on a video.

[@markhodgson2348]

A flyer or a George Michael.........a careless whisker!

[@ChaoticGoodChris]

I'm so using that joke.

[@grovecitysirens_GCS]

DO MORE OF TORNADO SIRENS not electric ones, ones with motors and choppers PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

[@davewood406]

I don't know about high voltage implications but in a low voltage and particularly automotive where this cable might be in the engine bay, no-ox compound of some sort on the wire before you crimp it. Connections too. This tool looks identical to the Harbor Freight one I got some years ago, it was cheap, what the hell. It worked ok for a little while then it started pissing hydraulic fluid. It isn't a T&B or a Burndy so my expectations were low. Probably enough crimps in it for a hobbyist. The crimps are fine though lugs vary a little by manufacturer. Some lugs would get pinched where the dies meet leaving sharp edges. Work around that using good judgement...