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09-02-2014 #21
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Finished my rewire with the Tool-Aid and got good results, great looking crimps and no issues to report. Not sure how it could be any better.
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09-06-2014 #22
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Hey Chuck good to hear and nice to know you got good results. I think that solidify's it for me and I will pick up the same tool to do my crimping. I also got a soldiering iron from HF for $12 (Sale + coupon). I checked at the other stores for Weller and other brands and they were north of 50-60 bucks.
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10-03-2014 #23
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I use MAC TCT1028 at work almost every day and they work great. I bought them as a kit when the tool guy had them on special, I don't know how to buy the name brand tools without having a dealer though.
I have crimped Delphi, Yazaki, Sumitomo, Weatherpack, and Lear terminals and they do a great job.
It's a great alternative to buying the Kent-Moore ratcheting pliers for over $150
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