Tech Tip: How to crimp like a pro
Crimping – for many it’s a daunting task that is best avoided or left to highly specialised experts. The truth is crimping needn’t be hard or difficult. With the right tools and a bit of knowledge you can quickly become a crimping expert yourself!
Having the right tools certainly makes crimping easier. You can purchase the Dual Crimper Set like the one Scott uses in the video directly from our online store:
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