Electrical Connectors DIY
See pics, then crimp wire in and tape with rubber electrical tape or vinyl as needed. Multiple sizes of copper pipe available. You can buy, but expensive, so you buy what you need, then are out the ...
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azrving wrote:agesilaus wrote:
Now that I think of it, I've used this method to crimp wire aircraft cable into loops. At the end of a cable. The tubing must be big enough to take two passes of the cable. Bend the cable around at the end into a loop end.
It's a heck of a lot cheaper to use a few inches of copper tubing and not those expensive aluminum splices sold to do this.
Wait a minute...not aircraft cable that is going up in the air? Right ??
LOL not on anything I own, it's just called aircraft cable probably because it;s used as control cables in planes. But it has many other uses, in bicycle locks for example
