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Anyone know where I can get crimping tool used on atx and pcie pins please ?
Crimping tool
- Thread starter conoflex
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Soldato
A quick google will surely solve this?
Err yeah comes up with loads of them but NOT the right ones 
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I enquired with the zon and was told "that these are definitely the right ones" bought them and they aren't.
Which why I have asked on here to see if anybody knew what get.
,I enquired with the zon and was told "that these are definitely the right ones" bought them and they aren't.
Which why I have asked on here to see if anybody knew what get.
Soldato
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You can buy a JCB Ratchet Crimping tool, from your local hardware store 
Yes I know but is doesn't atx or pcie pins 
Soldato
Google 'Molex Crimp Tool' and you get http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/displayProduct.jsp?sku=1716071&CMP=e-2072-00001000&gross_price=true
Andi.
Andi.
Yeah I'll order 2 in case I break one (Price: £337.93 inc. VAT)
Ok I give up, thanks guys.
Ok I give up, thanks guys.
Soldato
What's it for anyway. Just being nosey
The only crimping tools I use are for network cable. Don't suppose they're any good
The only crimping tools I use are for network cable. Don't suppose they're any good
Nope I have 2 complete psu's to sleeve and redo with new connecters, 4x8 pin pcie cables and 4x6 pin pcie cables to make up.
So I thought it would a bit easier if I had the right tool for them well look neater etc.
So I thought it would a bit easier if I had the right tool for them well look neater etc.
You can buy a JCB Ratchet Crimping tool, from your local hardware store
Have you actually used it for pcie and atx pins ?
http://www.tmbelectronics.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=481
Here you go this might help
Here you go this might help
Excellent bought some, thanks very much Thejay top man!!