Can I crimp these with my Radio Shack Model: 279-405 crimper (I'll trim the excess wire myself)?
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It's tough to trim AFTER crimping. This is how I trim & crimp this connector without having to buy a $70 tool.Get these 2 tools:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Excel-Blue-Spruce-Cutters-EXL55594-/360815688800?_trksid=p2054897.l4276 ($8.00)TRENDnet 8P/RJ-45 and 6P/RJ-12, RJ-11 Crimp, Cut, and Strip Tool, TC-CT68 ($15.00)Insert into the crimper, hold it there, cut as flush as possible, back out until wires are flushed with connector end, then crimp.
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It's tough to trim AFTER crimping. This is how I trim & crimp this connector without having to buy a $70 tool. Get these 2 tools: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Excel-Blue-Spruce-Cutters-EXL55594-/360815688800?_trksid=p2054897.l4276 ($8.00) http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-RJ-45-RJ-12-RJ-11-TC-CT68/dp/B0000AZK4G/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_10 ($15.00) Insert into the crimper, hold it there, cut as flush as possible, back out until wires are flushed with connector end, then crimp.
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Yup. Haven't had the extra cash to order an EZRJ45 crimper yet. Been making do with a good normal crimper in the meantime.
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Hi KathleenThe uncrimped pull-through connector does have a larger profile than the standard RJ45 connectors (it is not possible to plug an uncrimped pull-through connector into an RJ45 jack). I haven't tried them with standard crimpers. I think if your tool opens wider than just the defined space for a standard connector, you would be okay.
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I don't know specifically regarding your crimper, but I did crimp with a crimper that I had for ordinary plugs. A second crimper I have looked like it wouldn't work, so I didn't try. Maybe you can get a view that will show you better. But the reviewers who said that you needed that brand are wrong.
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Yes, you can crimp with standard crimper. Before you crimp, you need to trim the excess wires, then pull wires back inside the plug and crimp.
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I just use my sharp knife blade to cut off the wires after crimping. or my flush wire cutters. Works great
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Sorry for delay, The crimper works on Molex open Barrel connectors and may work on other Mfg. connectors but if it doesn't you may be able to replace the die with the right ones
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It doesn't really matter unless you plan on cutting it and crimping on a new RJ45. And if you do that you can just verify on the uncut end which pattern was used.
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If I remember right we just crimped them . The things we crimped them with are at harbor freight for a cheap price. They held real good. Didn't have a problem. You can solder if you like.
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I don't think so the smallest you could do is 16 gauge and that would be a little tight but make sure you purchase the crimpers for those terminals
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These are kind of like a universal set, more or less. You just cut the cable to the length you need and then crimp on an end cap. I just put a set on my 1996 Caloi Sigma X-C and they work great ;?D
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Hello M you can go either way I crimped mine with the crimper on my stripper just take your time with each one I have never soldered my connections. There is nothing wrong with soldering it is a good idea if you have the time and ability, however if you just take your time with crimping you will be fine I have never had a crimp come apart and I am running around 3000 true watts now. Hope this helped you M. Take care
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Hi JeremyNO they have crimp on,but this is the best value on cables I have found.I have a hydraulic crimping tool. I have a boat supply store where I have been getting a lot of my solar supply,when I can't find on amazon. I am building my own solar system.are you building your system?
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I think you need something more like the HT-225D. You're most likely talking about Molex open barrel terminals and the 225D is specifically for smaller wire. It has two crimpers, for 18-22 and for 24-30, Says it's for 3 or 4 pin Molex and D-Sub & Open Barrel connectors.
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Yes, absolutely. Just to be clear, each pin connector(male or female) is crimped onto the each wire individually with this crimper tool and then they are inserted into the plastic molex connector housing.
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I doubt that the trendnet crimpers will work. These EZ require the wires that stick out to be neatly trimmed. I tried many times to trim these ends and was never successful. Bought the Platinum EZ crimp tool and worked first time. I made the mistake of buying the connectors and found them worthless with out the EZ crimp tool that cuts the wires at the same time it crimps.
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Absolutely! I am cutting galvanized 3/16" fencing wire. The copper is much softer and 1/8" would be even easier. You will have no issues with these except they may be slower than the Stakon Cutter Crimpers which is my go-to for Electrical use.
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Yes, I have used the cutters at the APEX of the handle. There are several different crimpers built into the handles.
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There is a crimper that looks the same as this only more expensive and it states that it will do: (Hobby PH 2.0, XH 2.54, KF2510, JST, Servo Connector Plug). Yes, you should be able to.
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Confusing answers! This particular tool can only be used for the copper style crimp rings...NOT the stainless steel cinch clamps.
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I don't recall any connectors being furnished with the cord. However, if you have the original connectors you could take one, along with the new cord, to an electronics store like Radio Shack or a home appliance repair shop. They should be able to identify the type of connector you need and crimp one onto each of the wires.
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You need to get end piece connectors and a crimper. Cut a small piece off the wire, if you have wire to spare, and ask at the hardware store what size and type of connectors you need.