God thought Larry... I will look into how to do that but in the meantime I
swaged one with the other tool that I got from AS which incidentally covers the
whole sleeve and compresses the whole thing. That is actually probably better
than two individual crimps on one sleeve. These crimps look ex
At 09:25 AM 5/6/2017, you wrote:
Interestingly, I just watched an EAA video where the guy was making
a 3/32 cable. He used two sleeves each with one crimp and spread out
from each other by about 1/2 inch. It seems there are many ways to
accomplish the same end goal of strength. I kind of like t
redundancy in systems is a good
thing along with regular inspections.
Bob R
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From: "Paul Visk via KRnet"
To: "KRnet"
Cc: "Paul Visk"
Sent: Saturday, May 6, 2017 9:04:10 AM
Subject: Re: KR> swage tool
Bob, Do you have a tech advi
Subject: KR> swage tool
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 r
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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 corr
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
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