Wow, there would be no problem compressing this tool by hand !
I looked at Amphenol dies for RG-213, LMR400 which I would need the most and
they are .429 inches.
The closest die in this set is .393 inches (10mm)
As you said, if someone can do some machining to the die, this crimper woud be
grea for my old hands :-)
Bob
K6UJ
> On Jan 7, 2020, at 11:27 AM, Mike Fahmie via TowerTalk
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> The link didn't come out on my previous post so here it is again;
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/293344533565
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> -Mike-
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> On Tuesday, January 7, 2020, 11:23:33 AM PST, Mike Fahmie via TowerTalk
> <towertalk@contesting.com> wrote:
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> I recently purchased this one via EBAY. The dies are cut for metric lugs
> (mm²) but are fairly close to US sizes. I haven't looked to see how close
> they may be for coax connectors though they are hex dies. The die is fairly
> simple so if one has machining skills (and gear), it wouldn't be difficult to
> fabricate an exact die.
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> On Tuesday, January 7, 2020, 11:05:36 AM PST, Grant Saviers
> <grants2@pacbell.net> wrote:
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> The HF hydraulic press/die set is designed for ~#6 and larger electrical
> wire lugs so using it for coax crimps is probably not a good idea.
>
> Worked great for home/shop use, I think about $75 for an identical unit
> on ebay/amazon. Greenlee pro unit $1500.
>
> Grant
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> On 1/7/2020 10:05, jimlux wrote:
>> On 1/7/20 9:16 AM, Earl Wesner via TowerTalk wrote:
>>> I saw a recent post on crimp tools for hex crimps on coax, which had a
>>> comment from a gentleman regarding physical ability to squeeze the
>>> crimper handle tight enough.
>>>
>>> It comes to mind that there is a tool available from Harbor Freight
>>> and others which uses a (small hydraulic) lever/pump which takes
>>> several strokes to close the dies, and which comes with assorted dies
>>> for small to quite large hex sizes. I got mine from Amazon: BETOOL
>>> 8020 is the item model..
>>>
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>> There are also pneumatically operated crimpers.
>>
>> Nobody on an assembly line making hundreds of crimps a day is going to
>> use muscle power, unless they want to be doomed to disability payments
>> and OSHA fines for the repetitive stress injuries.
>>
>> I've seen the hydraulic ones for things like battery lugs. I assume
>> they're available for coax connector size things.?? How expensive are
>> they? is it a $100 item or a $500 item.
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