Knoweasy Battery Cable Lug Crimping Tool - Wire Crimper Tool for Heavy Duty Wire Lugs, Battery Terminals, and Copper Lugs - AWG 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0 Battery Cable Lug Crimper

Looks expensive and impresses people when you whip it out! ; )

Worked great, adjustable crimp sizes are listed in both metric and AWG…

The cutter cuts very well very easy for copper cables just like it should be just never use it to cut steel cables or wires. The crimper and the copper lugs to crimp on it seems to push the copper out to the open side before it bottoms out and holds down onto your wire what I do is go like 3/4 of the way and then rotate it 90° and try crip it again to help push the squeezed part of copper back in towards the copper cabling so your heat shrink tubing could cover it up and protect from cutting and shorting out on anything nearby if there's nothing near it to rub on it to short through it don't worry about trying to keep the copper from sticking out from one side from the crimper Jaws. There are also crimpers for the European type open barrel they're called in a crimper that works with those kind should work very well too.

Product works well but I've noticed the crimps on smaller 4ga wire lugs all seemed a bit off-set? Looking over the tool it seems the angle created by the pivot point induces this offset? However, the crimps are good & strong and electrically sound. I guess a bit of shrink tubing will pretty it right up? :-)

Will definitely crimp lugs, but not my style. 🥁 Will handle 2AWG copper lugs without a problem. Will handle 8AWG crimp jobs too, but it leaves a little bit of a copper tab that I have to fold over before I heat shrink wrap it (That could be an error on my part). It'll crimp your cables without crimping your wallet. The cable cutter that came with it works real good too.

Nice

Easy to use, I wasn’t expecting much for the price but are used it a few times and it worked like a charm. Seems like it will hold up for a long time as well.

I bought this to rewire a boat, it served the purpose more or less. Is it easy to us? Not really, it would be if you had 3 hands. It also has a tendency to make a mess out of the lugs in the prosses of crimping and generally takes 2 or 3 crimps to get the job done.The description of size for it is wrong, it only goes down to 6 gauge. 8 gauge crimps fail and need to be boogered with vice grips.Durability is good seems solid , i did probably 20 or so crimps from 6 to 1 gauge without issue, but when it came to 8 gauge look elsewhere.