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c/cable-installers•joelthomasjoelthomas•1mo ago

I finally figured out why my crimps kept failing after 3 months in the field

It was raining hard outside a house in Akron last Tuesday when I realized my crimper hadn't been calibrated since I bought it used two years ago, so I swapped to a new one and haven't had a bad connection since; has anyone else dealt with a tool just slowly drifting off without you noticing?
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lee_grant97
Honestly, that's such a pain to discover after all that time. I had a similar thing happen with my impact driver a few years back where it just started losing torque bit by bit and I didn't notice until I stripped a whole row of screws on a job. It's wild how tools can slowly go bad and you just adapt to it without realizing. Sorry you had to deal with that, especially out in the rain.
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the_richard
Notice how things just drift over time without you realizing it. Same thing happens with my torque wrench and even the thermostat in my truck.
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