How to Splice Wires - How to Solder, How to Crimp, Wire Connectors - 5 different Ways

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[@zealman]

Great video, i will be moving to the Solder Connector with built in Heat Shrink from now on.

[@left1506]

I really appreciate your videos and how well you explain things

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Thank you for the feedback, am continuing to try and improve :)

[@dougwood6186]

Great video thanks very well put together and helpful thanks

[@tapiolanki6727]

Really, really nice walkthrough.

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Thank you sir 👍👍

[@gazzahuck9766]

When you crimp. Hold the pressure for a few seconds to strengthen the crimp. It bites harder. The action of squeeze and release gives loose crimps that fail later. Remember. Crimp pressure and hold for 2 seconds then release. Smartest decision you ever made. And hold the solder joint fully still for 30 seconds or the solder will fracture while cooling if being wiggled.

[@RT1200BIKER]

Sooty and Sweep came to mind...😁

[@MichaelCBellDDSPCAustin]

Helpful thanks’

[@colrodrick8784]

Thanks for the video. Clearly I found your videos previously, but wandered away. This was very clear and educational. Now I am seriously embarased with my electrical connections. I have used the 5th and top ranking technique a couple of times but have not yet got it to work. Mind you, I did use a heat gun, not a blow torch. I had gotten the kit from Ebay, but typical Chinglish and instructions were not very helpful. I kept the kit as, at the back of my mind, I had suspicions that the heat gun may not have been ideal. Do you think I may have been OK had I used it? When I get home I am going to test this out again.

[@TravelNatureSoundandrelax]

You are the best, Amazing video and GREAT explanations

[@MattyRuss242]

Awesome

[@kimariokiji]

Very clear video. Can I use a blow dryer to melt the solder? Thanks.

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Thanks. Probably wouldn't get enough

[@robfrost7352]

Do u have a video on the relay u talk about? Thanks

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Have some more 12v guides coming soon

[@ronweasley4628]

Version 5 - the "easiest" is also the poorest electrical connection :-( The 'solder' in them is low temp and guarantees a "cold" joint ... ugh...

[@carmenskelton]

13:47

[@xalizalizx]

Why do you need to wear rubber gloves?

[@VideoShowMeHow]

When I first started doing these vids they were on all more mechanical so when filming and using gloves meant I could pull them off and have clean hands to move/adjust the camera gear the 12435235124435 times per video :) Just sort of carried over to all the videos now :)