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@ThePinchh Use a crimp gun maybe? Why do I keep seeing 3rd world solutions to non existent problems in my timeline?

@ThePinchh Literally nobody in industry would accept either of these. Not even in a cheap Chinesium product.

@ThePinchh If the master didnt teach the apprentice the proper method then what good is the master?

@ThePinchh Both are wrong and ghetto third world shit. Use the proper crimper

@ThePinchh Master of what, improper technique and lack of proper tools? This is what's wrong with today's internet, dumb people thinking they're smart and teaching others how to do stupid things.

@ThePinchh Again this video? Was boring 2 weeks ago.

@ThePinchh Nah, a master would have had the correct crimping tool to use.

@ThePinchh Use the proper crimping tool and it’ll do a way better job than that !!

@ThePinchh Why do people keep posting this shit If I caught an electrician doing either They would be fired on the spot

@ThePinchh Neither apprentice nor master would use an open bare copper lug. They’d use a ratcheting crimper and a NEMA electroplated lug. This is some arts and crafts BS

@ThePinchh Both are apprentice. You have to solder this to prevent shorts, insulation is missing..... Master my ass.

@ThePinchh Ahhhh but of course!

@ThePinchh Unless this is outside the US and they have different standards, neither of these is even remotely correct.

@ThePinchh This Indian repost slop must stop. Your account is trash.

@ThePinchh No heat sleeve for safety.

@ThePinchh That's the dumbest thing I've seen on here in the last 2, maybe 3 minutes.

@ThePinchh No. The apprentice and master would have a crimp tool.

@ThePinchh The difference between that apprentice-level job and the master’s clean, secure finish is night and day

@ThePinchh Boooooom

@ThePinchh Two different size wires, ya moron.

@ThePinchh Neither of these show any strain relief onto the insulation. Not only is the install method rubbish, so are the terminals

@ThePinchh Damaged insulation, incorrect bell!

@ThePinchh F-

@ThePinchh I would have soder it as well

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@ThePinchh Reported.

@ThePinchh Nah

@ThePinchh Sometimes simple solutions get the job done

@ThePinchh Amateurs

@ThePinchh Garbage

@ThePinchh My dear master method is wrong. This is causing tension on conductor due to sharp bending during crimp & this will cause terminal burning due excess heat.

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@ThePinchh They forgot the soldering