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How's that one going Phil?
One can't crimp properly without, have you used it much? Which model is it?
One can't crimp properly without, have you used it much? Which model is it?
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Its the SWA CT650H.
Seems good so far, squeezes into like a hex shape and couldn't pull the crimp off the 10mm earth. Only used it twice though.
I always used the ratchet style hand ones that only do 10+16mm crimps. But can't find them so got that new one with larger range of sizes.
I always am on the look out for something new that might help make things easier, so my toolbox never stays the same for too long lol I'm a gadget fanboy lol
Seems good so far, squeezes into like a hex shape and couldn't pull the crimp off the 10mm earth. Only used it twice though.
I always used the ratchet style hand ones that only do 10+16mm crimps. But can't find them so got that new one with larger range of sizes.
I always am on the look out for something new that might help make things easier, so my toolbox never stays the same for too long lol I'm a gadget fanboy lol
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