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!important; } Bob, when I'm making new cables for something like a Piper Super
Cub, the sleeves require THREE Swages. If they are crimped correctly there
should be a nice even ridge between each swage. That is done with the regular
Nicopress tool. I believe the smaller sleeves should have at least two even
crimps. Mine only has one and that made me very uncomfortable.
Keep your Airspeed Up,
Dennis S. Lacy
On Saturday, May 6, 2017, 07:39, Robert Russell via KRnet
<[email protected]> wrote:
I received my swaging tool and gauge from AS yesterday and checked the crimps I
had made with my Princess Auto tool. they are correct and so now the only thing
I am trying to come to terms with is that the info I read says 2 crimps per
sleeve but there is really only room for 1 per sleeve unless the 2 crimps
overlap the ends of the sleeve which leaves a bump/ring around the middle of
the sleeve. Someone did say that 1 crimp is sufficient and I assume that would
just be in the middle of the sleeve.
Any other thoughts on this?
Thanks
Bob R
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