VEVOR Hand Swager Crimper for Copper Aluminum Oval Sleeves and Stop Sleeves, Long Hand, 24"

I echo the sentiments “I wish I’d have bought one of these years ago”. This “bad boy” is a powerhouse and perfect in size. BAM! Anything I put in the jaws, it did “the crimp” magnificently. Heavy duty… Love it! Kudos to the reviewers on how creative they were, using the crimper…. Don’t blame the crimper, blame the guy who bought it, if it didn’t meet their needs. That’s why they make so many different models. Frankly there are a plethora of sizes, features, and designs available on Amazon. These crimpers are not expensive. No doubt, you just need several, in your tool collection. There is simply no reason, not to give this crimper 5 stars… BOOM! In case there's someone else who doesn't understand. The small metal guide isn't directly for the size of the cable. The jaws are not directly for the size of the cable. Both are meant for the size of the "FERRULE" matched to the CABLE size you're CRIMPING........

For the price this thing is great. This company seems to have great products for the fraction of the cost of name brand type tools. Highly recommend!

It works great. It is tool that you rarely use, but must have when occasions arise.

Good quality seems to be holding up to Comercial use

Large and clumsy to use, but works great.work

good product

I've always flattened shade sail cable swages with a hammer, but I've had a couple of failures, leaving a chunk of jagged metal and frayed cable whipping around in the wind. So when I needed to install a couple more sails, I did some research and discovered that the solution was a swaging tool. (D'oh!) This seemed like a lot of money and a big tool for what I thought would be limited use, but once I got it, I ended up crimping all of my shade sail swages, new and existing, a total of 24. Now it seems worth the cost, especially because the connections I ended up with are so much more secure than just hammering swages flat. I've also noticed that cables anchored to trees need to be adjusted once in a while as the tree thickens, even when using turnbuckles, meaning that I sometimes have to replace a swaged end. I did a couple today and I was once again so impressed by how well this tool worked that I made a point of posting this review. Also, I hadn't used the cable cutter slot until today, and it cleanly sheared 3/16" braided steel cable with ease. Thanks, Vevor!

If you need to swage 3/16" wire rope, be aware that the jaws need to be opened so wide to accommodate a 3/16" ferrule that the handles are almost straight out and it is virtually impossible to close them.

Satisfait

Je n'ai toujours pas essayé cette pince qui paraît de bonne facture et je dois dire que pour l'outillage je mettrai 5 étoiles. Ce qui me chagrine c'est l'expédition, annoncée pour un jour, puis semble-t-il perdue puisque proposition de remboursement et surtout impossible de savoir où elle était. Ce n'est pas comme si je n'en avais pas besoin ! Et puis un Colissimo est arrivé. Enfin tout fini bien 🙄

Comment dire? L'article en lui même est bien et maintenant fonctionne facilement. Pour ce faire, j'ai du le démonter du moins tout les axes. J'ai du enlever la peinture sur toutes les portés, au remontage, j'ai mis de la poudre de graphite pour faire une lubrification à sec. Et surtout, j'ai serré l'axe principal juste comme il faut, pas comme un bourrin (serrage d'origine). Depuis, nickel. Pas besoin de forcer comme un malade pour ouvrir cette sertisseuse ainsi que pour sertir.

A fuir !!! pince de mauvaise qualité obliger de taper au marteau sur les mâchoires pour sertir correctement !!!