Crimping tool

[Elecmox]

No, I think he just sees it from a very limited perspective and can't see how others see it.

I am pretty sure some acceptable ratchet crimps would be available locally if they looked around, after all in the UK (which is not a cheap country by any standard) you can get them in major DIY places for under 20 Euro, not the 50 Euro mentioned.

I have bought tools and test equipment from £10 to £15,000 that others would see as pointless, but they let me do specialised work that ended up bringing in far more revenue so to me they were worth it.

I did post link to rachets that are just for insulated connectors that I think are acceptable for 22 Euros, but people are convincing me that I should ---- away 85 pounds for an object that is so ridicoulosly overpriced that I still can't believe that others are blind of how much smarter that many can be spent.
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Would you advise that car dealerships buy £10 diagnostic scanners from ebay, rather than use thousands of pounds worth of manufacturer's equipment?

I don't give a damn if they cost 10 or 1000 pounds if they do job correctly.
I go to authorised as to local service that doesn't have expensive equipment, and I am happy how they repair my car.

Should those car dealerships provide cheap jacks and axle stands for their mechanics, rather than expensive ramps?

Authorised car dealers here offer both OEM and non-OEM parts for cars that are both fine, only difference is that OEM part cost 10x more. You won't see a difference.

Would you advise a chef to ditch their expensive knives, because they could buy knives from a pound shop?

I eat at both expensive and non-expensive restaurants, I don't care about knives but whether is meal good, and let me tell you, non-expensive restaurants with cheap knives often surprise me a bit.

 

[Pete999]

I did post link to rachets that are just for insulated connectors that I think are acceptable for 22 Euros, but people are convincing me that I should ---- away 85 pounds for an object that is so ridicoulosly overpriced that I still can't believe that others are blind of how much smarter that many can be spent.
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I don't give a damn if they cost 10 or 1000 pounds if they do job correctly.
I go to authorised as to local service that doesn't have expensive equipment, and I am happy how they repair my car.


Authorised car dealers here offer both OEM and non-OEM parts for cars that are both fine, only difference is that OEM part cost 10x more. You won't see a difference.


I eat at both expensive and non-expensive restaurants, I don't care about knives but whether is meal good, and let me tell you, non-expensive restaurants with cheap knives often surprise me a bit.

Not interested Mate.

 

[pc1966]

I did post link to rachets that are just for insulated connectors that I think are acceptable for 22 Euros

Do you mean post #17 ?

That would be good for the type of terminals it is designed for, but that is not the insulated style you were asking about!

 

[Elecmox]

Looks to me that ELECMOX is prolonging this thread just as a ploy to continue this thread. maybe get a life ELECMOX.

I have a life, thank you.
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Do you mean post #17 ?

That would be good for the type of terminals it is designed for, but that is not the insulated style you were asking about!

No, in #67.

Kelco - Detalji proizvoda - Krimp klešta za izolovane flah papučice, hilzne...

www.kelco.rs

 

[pc1966]

No, in #67.

Kelco - Detalji proizvoda - Krimp klešta za izolovane flah papučice, hilzne...

www.kelco.rs

Apologies - I missed that as no in-line image present to make it obvious.

Yes, they should do the job OK. So if you ever need to use other insulated style crimp connections (e.g. the 1/4" push-on terminals, etc) then go for that.

 

[Elecmox]

Apologies - I missed that as no in-line image present to make it obvious.

Yes, they should do the job OK. So if you ever need to use other insulated style crimp connections (e.g. the 1/4" push-on terminals, etc) then go for that.

Finally someone agrees to my crimps. Thank you.

 

[DPG]

At the risk of dragging this saga out even more, I would suggest that most decent car repair garages are likely to use Snap On socket sets than a twenty quid Ebay bargain. Just saying.

 

[Mfctitch]

So crimping tools ratchet or non ratchet

 

[Pete999]

So crimping tools ratchet or non ratchet

I had a workmate we called "RATCHET" he wouldn't take the hint either.

 

[PEG]

You are out of your mind
What is that set?

It is a set from Klauke,bought for a specific job,which more than amply,paid for them...(happy days)

They have more than justified their lofty position,in me tool safe,and have done allsorts,including lots of DC work,and recently,i adapted them to crimp up 100 trailer brake safety lanyards,in bowden cable.

This particular short-notice gig,at a plant outfit,got me paid with a faulty generator,which i threw £300 at,and a days work,and sold for £2000.

.....That £600 is looking a bargain,now,aint it?

For some it's the bookies,drink,cars,party-products....even anvils (....another story),but i have always liked quality tools....sometimes a need,sometimes a want...

I can justify owning every tool i have,i reckon....but i could never,get 4 pages out of a ten pound crimp ....

 

[ipf]

There's a hole in my bucket, dear Liza, d...…..

 

[pirate]

Just checked, and yes, the DFS sale is still on...
and this thread is still running...
which is great, cos I've nothing else to do at 4am...
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My daughter tells me she has hair crimps that cost over £100...
but they must be crap cos her hair needs re-crimped regularly

 

[Timbo]

I wonder how far we can stretch this thread to?

 

[telectrix]

I wonder how far we can stretch this thread to?

dunno about stretching it. it's time it was crimped.

 

[Pete999]

dunno about stretching it. it's time it was crimped.

Or soldered ?