How to Crimp Wires - Basic Tips on Crimping | Galco

How to Crimp Wires presented by Katie Nyberg for Galco TV.

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[djmaxxsaint]

I heard in the skreets the Bloodz are at odds with the Crimps.

[ashtonguillory]

There's something very captivating about this tutorial.

[bashisobsolete.pythonismyn]

Clear, well paced, under 3 minutes. Good video!

[lavzar]

Good video. Presenter was really good with the instructions and made it easy enough to follow as well as showing properly how to use the crimping tool correctly. Good job👍

[jasonpace]

Tig o biddies in abundance on this channel.

[ssh]

I didn't know that crimping could be this beautiful.

[hanlong-leadingpliermanufa]

Thanks for the video. I can do the crimp all day

[editorjuno]

It should be noted than an uninsulated crimpable connector requires a different crimping tool than its insulated counterpart.

[JW-mryx]

Great video, the crimping wasn't bad too

[neiljborja]

Thank you for the explanation, was informative

[davecao]

I really enjoyed watching this instructional video. please keep making more videos related to mechanic learning.

[jugifu]

She said strip, bare, finger, insert, barrel, tool, squeeze, force and head. Great video!

[aldogazze]

Good explanation, thank you for uploading.

[TamasKalman]

thank you, this is valuable information. can’t wait to crimp!

[peterwilisch]

Thank you. Great video. Many things I did not know.

[Nicksperiments]

I like to use crimp connectors on my car. I’m gonna make a show called “Crimp My Ride”

[MegaJohnhammond]

make sure you put it in the proper hole. And don't forget to run your fingers around the end to make it more firm

[javierferrer]

Very nice video! Thank you for the information.

[awizardalso]

I prefer to tin the stripped part of the wire with solder, then crimp, and even solder where the wire sticks out the end of the lug to the lug itself. A bit of silicone sealant in the end of the lug where the wire goes in is not a bad idea either. Both the solder and the sealant protects the crimped part of the wire from any corrosion.

[johnpaparella]

Do you think she gives one on one tutorials?