Specialized pliers for specialized wires: how to add the v-bend technique to your armamentarium.Khouri, Suhail A
Working with Wire How to strip, crimp, and work with wire. Polarity An introduction to polarity in electronic components. Discover what polarity is, which parts have it, and how to identify it. If you're all caught up on the above reading, let's dive right in! What is Solder? Be...
When you're ready to splice the wires, strip about five inches of casing off the ends. Then take off about half an inch of plastic coating, leaving the ends of the wires exposed. If your junction box isn't already set up with clamps, you may have to install some into the openings o...
If you can't find an NES from any of the above sources, then you have to resort to eBay. Try to look for one with a case that's in bad shape. We will be taking the board out, so the condition of the case is not relevant. Also, try to find a seller that is in your country...
3Slide the compression sleeveonto the bare wire ends, and then crimp the sleeve with a multipurpose tool or the end of a wire cutter that’s made for crimping rather than cutting. Remember that the bare metal sleeve and the bare wires will conduct electricity! At the very least, wrap thi...
2. Take RCA cable (There all the same on the inside) and do the same as on the coaxial cable. You can make this as long as you want to. 3. Strip both wires 1" from the cut point. On both cables under the first layer of plastic, there are usually silver wires although colors ...
2. Strip Insulation From Copper Wire Using wire strippers, remove the insulation (the plastic coating) from 6-12” of each end of your copper wire, being careful not to stip off any more than necessary to wind it onto the rod and bolt. 3. Coil the Copper Wire Around the Grounding Ro...
Strip 3/4 inch of insulation from each of the black and white wires, using wire strippers. Step 9 Twist the stripped ends of the 14-2 black and white wire at the GFI into an open-end loop with needle-nose pliers. Step 10 Connect the black wire to the brass terminal screw on the ...
and the shorter lengths through the socket channels. This can be a somewhat tricky operation, so be patient and work slowly in order to avoid kinking and binding as you run the cords. You may find a pair of needle-nose pliers helpful to grab the end of the wires as they become visible...
If necessary, strip the last 1/4 inch of insulation from the end of the wires. Shut off power to the box at theelectrical service paneland confirm that the circuit is off using a circuit tester. Remove the cover plate and unscrew the mounting screws. Without touching wires or terminals, ...