🔧 Glarks 486Pcs Wire Crimper Plier with Connector Set - SN-28B Ratchet Crimping Tool and Dupont Pins Kit: 2.54mm 1-7 Pin Housing Connectors, Male/Female Pin Headers - AWG28-18 Review

These are great for crimping Dupont connectors and are available in large quantities. There are videos on the web on how to use it correctly which will help as the die is slightly larger than the plug so it is possible for the plug to deform if you are not careful. But once you have it, you have it. This is a great kit if you are interested in Arduinos and general circuits.

I bought these based on reviews and several videos but when I looked at the product the ends were not the same as in the video. I ended up crimping differently and with a little effort it worked. The seller would really be better off posting a video of their own. Some comments say just watch videos online but there are a few videos and most of it is spent waiting for people to stop talking or waiting for them to fix bugs. If there is a good one I would appreciate if someone post general…

I wanted to buy these connectors and the price was right. It took a few tries to figure out how to crimp contacts properly, but it's not like I figured it out and can make some simple connectors in minutes. It's way better than soldering everything. The crimping pliers are easy to use, just insert the correct parts of the pin and tighten until snug. The pins are made from sheet metal that is cut and bent into shape. The quality of the pins corresponds to what I could find. All I would like is…

If you're willing to spend that kind of money on DuPont connectors and use a different crimping tool, then this kit is for you. The connectors themselves are fine, if a little flimsy. crimping tools. Garbage; it cannot produce a compression small enough to fit into housings. Adjusted as far as possible, its smallest flex is still so much that it sticks out and splits hulls. The point is not so much in the thickness of the corrugation as in its breadth; these connectors require a narrower crimp.

Let me say this is a godsend. I have a $25 Klein electric clamp that is very similar to this one, but it works differently. it makes those perfect square crimp pins you see on every car factory connector (if you've ever seen the inside). However, I feel like the jaws are upside down and should have been replaced because the only reason I took a star off for "ease of use" (but left the overall rating at 5 stars) is because that I have to turn my pliers upside down all the time to get the crimp I

I'm a total newbie to this style of crimping (I've made coax and RJ45 and regular auto-wiring connector types; oh, and DB25 and DB9 cable connectors back then). Thankfully, there are plenty of good tutorial videos out there ("dupont connector" and "sn-28b" are useful search terms). If you're new to this too, look at a few from different people and choose half a dozen connectors and a couple of terminal blocks to practice with before trying to do the actual work. As far as I can tell from…