No, how else will they be able to sell their new heat gun

@@aidanbennett0 y’all use heat guns? I use lighters😂

@@aidanbennett0 while I appreciate the cynicism, they don't sell these tools

@@hayleyxyz just making a joke

It would be a lower rating and thickness.

Not really as it was fully shrunk at the end. But a smaller heatshink and normal scissors would have made the job easier, for sure.

​@@readdeadlife Yeah... And the insulation on the cable was melted.

@@readdeadlife that’s a perfect size head shrink lol 3-1 or 4-1 shrink ratio and you don’t want all the glue squeezing out

@@dirtyaznstyle4156 there is no perfect when it comes to any cable manufacturing terminology. There is Acceptable, Process indicator and a defect. And this is acceptable for pretty much any application. Not the way I would have done it, but it's not wrong.

​@@ValachKnight no it wasnt, thats adhesive built into the heatshrink

that's what she said...

That's the difference between some one who makes videos in there garage and some one that works in the feild

​@@chuckbailey6835 I agree. Except that this is Efixx, they _are_ electricians who used to work in the field and run a training centre and give us many videos... that often contain controversial techniques or information that starts a discussion among us more geeky tradesmen, exactly like this one ;-)

اين يباع

cierto

​@@noureddinenoureddine1617Alibaba? Amazon? eBay?

So real I’ve never been on a job and felt like going back to the truck to get the damn heat gun just grab the lighter out my back pocket

Probably wouldn’t hurt to put that first heat gun on the high setting like they did for the second one to get the job done.

But you always forget until after you solder or crimp

@@coyoterx6002 Let's be honest, battery powered heat guns are just wrong.

@@andreasu.3546 I can’t hate on electric heat guns. They helped me get through university debt free.

Sometimes u need

It's that one size fits all 🤌

Probably 3:1. Common in the Heat shrink, heavy wall with adhesive.

@@Lowlyfilm i love those, hides my inability to do things in the right order and choose shrink with correct diameter

That's gotta be 5:1

they usually come with the hot air gun. I've worked at places where they simply chuck out the carry case and all accessories. Fools!! 🤬🤦‍♂️

Вы знаете что при загильзовке кабеля нужно продавливать сверху вниз от проушины, ибо гильза имеет свойство выгибаться

it’s a resin heat shrink, find one smaller.

​@@noturdad5354 It's glue heat shrink (or "adhesive lined") and the original one was 3:1 shrink. You can get 2:1 and 6:1. Rayfast used to make 6:1 glue shrink, I'm not sure if Hellerman do now. Of course, several companies make specialist and one-off pieces for specific purposes with specific shapes, materials and ratios, and some of those combinations look crazy. (A concentric splice Y- or T-junction with smaller breakout for PME earth fly-lead in Rad-hard adhesive lined orange XPLE... looks odd. I've used much odder looking stuff that was a nightmare to thread!)

i dont think that was adhesive i think he melted the insulation

@@CICellDirectorCairmann nope it oozes out like that when you use dual wall adhesive. Insulation wouldn't melt that pretty

Not exactly water tight when you have a hole in the end of the lug. That’s why I only use the Grote/Quick Magnalugs.

@@athhud I’ve never actually had a situation where I needed a termination to be waterproof, just splices. But I still like to use adhesive lined tubing on terminals, because it provides some additional strain relief. I’ll have to keep that in mind, though, if I ever need waterproof terminations…

И вместо того, что бы фен другой брать, сразу в костёр кинул и все

​@@NeODin1так легче было-бы в горне нагреть😂

🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

русская смекалочка!

Это он провода годовит под активный мистери

Je le fais au briquet. Je n'ai pas de temps à perdre 😅

каким конкретно феном

фен Метабо не справился но не Штайнел

Не знал, что бывают фены на батарейках. Интересно, оправдывают себя?

Не по размеру термоусадка, если была бы без клея то вообще бы плохо держалась. Я знаю что большую берут специально подбирая кабель на минимальных значениях что бы она большие токи держала, ну типо когда она максимально садится то имеет максимальную толщину, по этому берут по больше диаметрам и усажывают по сильнее, но главное что бы она после вообще держалась

But doesn't have the right size heat shrink tube.

He works for a tool shop.

It's because they never actually use the space to make anything, they just use it to advertise their scam products

Boohoo, whine harder.

You would to if you had a sponsored

Adjustable pipe cutters are great for SWA

Houtaro Orecki, OK. But, help us out here. WHAT IS THE REASON?

@@byenzer5101 everytime I see one of these videos its always some 5 minutes craft bullshit

Except this electrician likes to use the wrong heat shrink tubing.

@@mrdude88that’s how you know it’s a real electrician tho.

A real electrician would have used an anti oxidant coating on the cables where they went into the crimp connector.

С комплекта перчатки 5 на 185 подошла бы😂

Тоже эту фразу хотел написать 😂

Если ТУТК 3 к 1 то толщина изоляции будет огромная и это надёжнее чем 2 к 1.

Она в 3 раза ужимается и с клеем

​@@bass_vager ну так ее можно использовать на больших кабелях. А для этого поменьше взять

That’s how I feel inside Harbor Freight

Same. Shop at hardware and tool stores, then buy at estate sales.

@@landslave estate sales are awesome, total treasure troves

Thanks

hey do you know where you got the heat shield/concentrator? I can't seem to find one to save my ass!!

@@timthegunguy47 I made mine using tin snips, a drill, a rivet gun, and the biggest red bull can I could find. id really like an off-shelf concentrator but my heat gun doesn't even have a way to mount one. Wish I could be of more help I know this probably wasn't the answer you were looking for. If I need a temporary heat shield (and FOD isn't a concern) I just make something out of aluminum foil and throw it away when I'm done.

WHO USES BROWN FOR GROUND

grey, black, brown are the colours of german 3-phased current. Ground is green / yellow

It was the right size or it would have not shrink enough you can't shrink them indefinitely lol most are 2:1 or 3:1 no amount of heat will make it go smaller it will just burn

@@legros731 this was absolutly not the right size, he could have used 5 sizes lower heat shrink tube and still get a good result. If you need to repair a 1.5mm2 cable you also wouldnt use a heat shrink tube 30 times the size of the wire you want to isolate

Я всё это кусачками даелаю

Takes power to make power

I just have a few batteries next to the amps, almost no wires needed, no capacitor needed

Tardation?

in 10 yrs you'll discover home audio monitors and vacuum tubes. in 3 yrs you'll discover sound quality and DSP for your car in a few months you'll discover sound deadening foam 😂

No it's not.

Yes a smaller one would have worked bette But is still was the right size or it would have not shrink enough you can't shrink them indefinitely lol most are 2:1 or 3:1 no amount of heat will make it go smaller it will just burn

So much easier

It discolors everything

@@Tairone1337 yeah I really hate the offtone black on my black, really pops out

Butane or mapp or hho with a MOT for the ultimate winz

@@Tairone1337 i use colored shrinks like green/yellow or blue if you have high quality heat shrink they won't discolor if you don't let it get too hot.

I was wating for a comment on car audio, defo a grab if I saw that in a shop for sure

I have the same size linking my agm batteries and 25mm to to both amps

Там все под вопросом, наконечник вроде под пайку, с дренажом.

​​@@draiver1spb, а где сейчас используют пайку, очень давно не встречал. Видел только на подстанциях 70-80-х годов постройки.

Вот именно что длина юбки не позволяет👗🤤😂😂😂😂😂🤓!

@@user-qs5iy3sj8x на алюминиевых позволяет, там длинные юбки 😛

@@artphilips Я зачищаю кабель от изоляции, расплетаю свитые "косички" если резина приваренная к жилам - травлю химически (соль, лимонка, перекись; ТБ - при нагреве выделяется хлор - глаза, белые хим. ожоги на коже от горячего раствора) так чтоб капиллярным эффектом раствор не затянуло в кабель, промываю, фиксирую наконечник в тисках, вставляю кабель, добиваю пустое пространство жилами пока запихиваются, запаиваю наконечник горелкой (припой +флюс +промывка), полирую если канифоль осталась, 4 опрессовки под 6-гранник; наконечники со стороны парогенератора пропитываю нарезанную стеклоткань эпоксидной смолой обматываю, потом затягиваю бондаж из стеклотканной изоленты "для обмоток трансформаторов" поверх изолента (при термическом воздействии каменеет), сверху термоусадка (при затягивании может порваться ключами(на 4 гайки с шайбами (поверхности (наконечники, шайбы, гайки) чистятся от окислов от термовоздействия чтоб снизить переходное сопротивление), чтоб не подтягивать раз в неделю, а то гайки приварятся +после затяжки сверху покрываю гайки графитовой смазкой для легкого откручивания)) парогенератор 3Ф по 400А. ps. подрядчики тяп ляп и готово(зачистили, опрессовали, заизолировали, прикрутили перемычку в щитовой) в результате при обнаружении ухудшения контакта в щитовой ("соседи" по ТП взяли в привычку без предупреждения нагрузку как 3 парогенератора в ремонт выводить) сообщил мастеру чтоб переопрессовали, пока они там собирались в течении недели - пришлось тушить щитовую. А моей опрессовке больше 3 лет во влажных условиях при температуре примерно 120град Цельсия. Еще до пенсии(10-15 лет) наверно хватит наконечники стачивать при зачистке(наконечники пришлось по сечению больше брать, стандартные только год держались (от условий эксплуатации)).

I think he works in a switchboard manufacturing warehouse. Won’t catch any of them solder this. 😂😂😂😂 not needed

Doing this to battery cable connections in the salt belt, I solder, and then pack around the connector with anti-oxidation paste. THEN heat shrink. Only way to keep out the corrosion for life.

​@@Bloodbain88 better contact too.

​@@Bloodbain88 nice.

It is when it’s 120mm sq www.superlecdirect.com/single-core-120mm-tri-rated-cable-black-pvc/?hsa_acc=5149061780&hsa_cam=17724182840&hsa_grp=&hsa_ad=&hsa_src=x&hsa_tgt=&hsa_kw=&hsa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIo6uDpZL3_QIVDLTtCh2jYQSJEAQYASABEgKjd_D_BwE

Aí chega uns tabacudo e diz, Ah mas aí é muito Nutella... Foda é o cara investir pra ganhar mais e nego acha que é nutelisse

Crimping that wire doesn’t sit right with me,, Should it be soldered solid first then crimped that way with that lug???

@@ryanjones7921 Soldered ONLY with that lug. If doing both, always the crimping first...

@@kjelllindberg6987 So crimp the strands with the lug? Then drip the solder through the inspection hole to bind/weld the strands to the lug??

@@ryanjones7921 Crimp first. Then heat the lug to the solder melting point. Then add soldering wire thru the Hole until solder is to be seen at the cable entering point. Then maybe the heat crimping insulation (but that is not really necessary as the water and air/oxigen will never reach the copper as it is covered with solder).

I’ve been crimping lugs all the way upto 10x the size of that for 23 years and they’ve always had the hole in, we do use hex dies rather than the indent he’s using here

It's called a cable stripper knipex makes it it cost about $60

That one specifically is wiha and it located under wire strippers not sure what size it goes up to though

Eh the color jab is pretty unbased, black is fairly standard for general use, and as for marking conductors it's also common to have one color of wire and use the heatshrink to mark them (red and black heat shrink for dc, red blue and black for 3 phase etc.). The same as how electrical tape is used, black is general purpose, colors are used to mark non color coded cables.

Standard CK insulation stripper, it comes with 3 clip-in hooks for working on different diameter cable, and you can adjust the blade depth by turning a know on the end. ("#Oh... A wizard's staff has a knob on the end...#")

You know someone definitely isn't in the industry if they fall for this stupid ad for a random chinese product off aliexpress

Hello. I would say that this is not a good crimp of cable lugs. It should have a crimp in the same way that good tools do on smaller cable lugs and not just a round stick that presses. This had never been approved by the car industry or many others!

​@@ford1548 and it should be crimped 3 times, correct?

Nope good for up to 120CU and 240AL.

I need to know

That’s adhesive lined heat shrink, it oozes like that’s it shrinks. Wrong shrink for the job really

自分も初めてみましたね。 ダイスじゃなくてただ押しつぶしてるだけ。これってJISの規格通ってないのでは・・？

You wouldn't need 240 if you was on site!?? You would be using 110.