I have no hesitation using suitcase connectors on my layout.
Would I use them in my boat? Never!
Which tool do you need?
Do you have to have this one?
Or is this one sufficient?
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appaently both are ok
http://solutions.3m.co.uk/wps/portal/3M/en_GB/ElectricalMkts/ElectricalSupplies/products/scotchlok-wire-connectors/scotchlok-connector-crimping-tools/
This always works well
Jim
richg1998 Properly installed, they work fine. End of my Rant. Rich
Properly installed, they work fine. End of my Rant.
Rich
..agreed, and always use 3M
This arguement always reminds me of the "other" one, you know, using drywall screws for wood to wood?
There are always two camps, those that over due everything and those that apply what is needed to do the job reliably and safely.
or maybe there is three, the ones that are thrifty and try to get away with anything.
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination."-Albert Einstein
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Geared Steam ..agreed, and always use 3M This arguement always reminds me of the "other" one, you know, using drywall screws for wood to wood? There are always two camps, those that over due everything and those that apply what is needed to do the job reliably and safely. or maybe there is three, the ones that are thrifty and try to get away with anything.
I use glue. The drywall screws are just for clamps.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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rrinker I use glue. The drywall screws are just for clamps. Big Smile --Randy
You really need to quit cutting corners.
Try using carriage bolts and run them tight with a impact
Soo Line fan rrinker I use glue. The drywall screws are just for clamps. Big Smile --Randy You really need to quit cutting corners. Try using carriage bolts and run them tight with a impact
Way too much, I have a new torque wrench and every nut shall be tightened to a very specific and exact setting for consistency!
Don't forget to use blue Loctite before torquing, wait maybe RED??
Time for another thread maybe?