This video has answered all my questions and also answered the question about what type of crimp tool I need. Great vid mate.

Tonight I made my first 'perfect' JST XH crimps thanks to your video. I watched at least 3 other videos on how to do that crimp but never got as good a result from those as I have from yours. Thank you so much for showing me just how easy the perfect crimp actually is.

Video tip: to help with focusing, hold the palm of your hand behind the part you are showing. It will block out more of the background and give the camera a larger surface to focus on. I did not see the ferrule crimper in the preview, so I was curious how you were going to do it. Glad to see you used the correct tool! Thanks for the information on the JST connectors.

Thank you! You just got me through making some cable ends for the first time.

ty - i bought a ton of connectors and had no idea how to use them lmao - you cleared it up for me

Nice instructional video. The Iwiss crimpers are great for JST connectors.

I can also highly recommend the iWiss tool you've used - It works very well. I'm using it since a year or so and it's the one i get the best crimping results with. Even the very small JST GH / PH can be crimped with it. Sometimes i even crimp Dupont ones with it. I think they got inspired by the japanese Engineer PA-09 tool that many recommend for JST connectors. The iWiss one is half the price and still very well build.

Very informative

Thanks for the video, Jerry. Good to see you're feeling better

thank you for this

The best one on the subject. Thank you for the video.

Thanks for making this video, it was very helpful! I just recently bought the same crimper and JST & Dupont connector set from Amazon. After watching I was able to figure out the Dupont connector and went ahead and ordered the Iwiss tool you recommended for JST. So the JST crimper of this Qiabok technically will work but it really requires precise alignment which the tool doesn't assist with. The trick I found, which was not obvious, is to line up the latching tab part of the metal connector (i.e. the part that latches when it inserts into the plastic fitting) with the edge of the crimp tool. In other words the latching tab needs to be butted up to the edge of the crimper. The main issue I was getting before trying that way is the one you pointed out which is the square front and that tab would get deformed or mashed down. So that means that the metal band that attaches it to the roll of connectors needs to be slightly inside the valley where the crimp happens. If the connector is lined up using that edge of the roll tab on the back side of the connector where the wire goes in, it will guarantee a bad crimp as the latch tab will for sure get smashed down. The exposed part of wire only needs to be a couple of mm. I had many mostly bad crimps before finally getting a good cable out of it. Using the Iwiss looked much more straightforward

Thnx

Thanks a lot man - I appreciate it!! Working on a project for electronics school, exactly what I was looking for 👌👌👌✌

Thanks very helpful

I like your videos always to the point no fluff👍 I must have got through 50 of those Dupont connectors without one good crimp I hope if you get time can show how you do those? Thanks again

How about using the old one by removing the old wire on it and putting new long wire?

Does the colour have to be in order

Thank you for this detailed video.. Please tell How to produce this Jst connector on large scale ... Hope i'll get your reply soon

Thank you very much for this video. Very good tutorial. I have JST-XHP 6 connectors. Please can you provide a link for the crimps and the tool you use. Thank you

But how do you do the male connectors?

I can't tell what crimper model make you used at the beginning with the small connector. I think the writing on the tool is ISW 28520W. But that is not listed on Amazon

How about links to those tools and kits... I see a bunch of social and merch links but no useful links.

Do you have a link to the JST Crimp tool you bought.The Second one?

I'm gonna have to buy smaller crimpers, ordered a set off Amazon, but it's also messing up the end of the thing. Going nuts just trying to replace the fan on my Ender 5 Plus.

Yeah, so how do you connect the female barrel connectors?

Cannaktors n pin bd prices

Will a 1.3mm work if I don’t have a crimp with the 1.4 size?

How can I disconnect the wires from the jst

where did you buy your crimping tool??

I need a female to female 3 pin