Walmart has Dorman Conduct-Tite Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper / Crimping Tool (85596) on sale for $6.96. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
Note: Pricing and availability may vary by location.
About this Item:
Professional appearance - this crimping tool creates clean, professional-looking connections
Easy to use - this tool can be used quickly and securely join wiring and terminals
Permanent connection - creates a solid, solderless connection that can be easily sealed with heat-shrink insulation
Universal application - this crimping tool can be used for a variety of wire types and sizes
Make better-looking electrical repairs and accessory installations with this crimping tool. It is designed to crimp wiring and terminals without the use of solder for a reliable electrical connection. With over 80 000 products backed by a team of product engineers and experts based in the United States Dorman is the first choice of automotive professionals backyard mechanics and do-it-yourselfers all over North America.
Product SKU:
125345172
UPC:
37495855969
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Walmart has Dorman Conduct-Tite Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper / Crimping Tool (85596) on sale for $6.96. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
Note: Pricing and availability may vary by location.
About this Item:
Professional appearance - this crimping tool creates clean, professional-looking connections
Easy to use - this tool can be used quickly and securely join wiring and terminals
Permanent connection - creates a solid, solderless connection that can be easily sealed with heat-shrink insulation
Universal application - this crimping tool can be used for a variety of wire types and sizes
This is an auto adjusting wire stripper; similar to this Irwin[amazon.com] that I own but misplaced. Most if not all auto adjusting wire strippers have crimpers built into their back handles so I guess calling the Dorman a crimper is technically correct but IMO wirestripping is its primary function.
Although not as nice as the Irwin; Ill guess I will pick up this cheap Dorman until the Irwin appears back from the Lost Tools Dimension; thanks OP.
This is an auto adjusting wire stripper; similar to this Irwin[amazon.com] that I own but misplaced. Most if not all auto adjusting wire strippers have crimpers built into their back handles so I guess calling the Dorman a crimper is technically correct but IMO wirestripping is its primary function.
Although not as nice as the Irwin; Ill guess I will pick up this cheap Dorman until the Irwin appears back from the Lost Tools Dimension; thanks OP.
This is so funny to me because I lost mine too and I am super careful about tool organization. Good luck to both of us.
I've got the Irwin version and I really like it. However, I've recently got a nice pair of kleins that is so easy to strip with that I haven't used the Irwin auto in a while.
For the auto stripper, sometimes I find that I need to angle the remainder of the wire 90 deg pointing straight out from the tool if it's not catching and cutting in one go. Usually happens when the wire has that clear coat covering the insulation.
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Although not as nice as the Irwin; Ill guess I will pick up this cheap Dorman until the Irwin appears back from the Lost Tools Dimension; thanks OP.
Although not as nice as the Irwin; Ill guess I will pick up this cheap Dorman until the Irwin appears back from the Lost Tools Dimension; thanks OP.
Even had a 0.69 cent offer pop up from that sweet coupon checker, noice!
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For the auto stripper, sometimes I find that I need to angle the remainder of the wire 90 deg pointing straight out from the tool if it's not catching and cutting in one go. Usually happens when the wire has that clear coat covering the insulation.
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