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Re: 6 Gauge Crimper From Bolt Cutters

Here are some considerations and links to the style of heavy-gauge crimpers I like. (Measure the dies to make sure it works with your crimp terminals.) But grinding custom crimpers out of bolt cutters is a good idea. I'd make a few test crimps before using it on a robot.

I don't like it when people crimp and then solder; either one, properly, is sufficient. But crimping is generally a whole lot easier to do properly.