On Dec 28, 2007, at 7:06 PM, Dave Lagzdin wrote:

> but did we ultimately save any money/time
> over buying a $200 dollar tool- heck no.

At some point one hopes there are diminishing returns.
Digikey has a bunch of crimpers costing well over $500,
which is a hell of a lot for any manually operated tool,
IMO.  A $200 tool that does almost as good a job would be
a fine find indeed, in some cases.

BillW
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