Have you found a small butane torch that burns at other than vertical ?
Recently while retrofitting my old four foot fluorescents in my garage to ballast by-pass LEDs, I found that the #16 solid ballast wiring insulation seemed to be thermo-bonded to the copper conductors. If you so much as scratched that tiny solid copper, one or two bends and it would snap. So I had to break down and use my fancy strippers sized exactly for each conductor size. Even then, removing that insulation without scoring the wire was a real booger.I have to same strippers. Pops gave them to me when I was 14 or 15 (70 now).
Taboma is correct, they do require a some learning skill on 16 ga or smaller but they are still my go to.
I only have one set that still has the screw! Usually pulled out of the way, which is why the others are missing them I think. I have to look, the cheesy butane torch I've been using came in a two pack from Amazon. They work really well, but aren't very durable...the last one cracked. They do work inverted, about the size of a pocket flashlight.Oh shit, you mean after 48 years, finally found somebody who uses that screw, you sir win the Prize
Glad you're getting that wiring "Rat's Nest" sorted out. They attacked my neighbors older Land Cruiser a couple of years ago, nasty.
hell thats a good warranty. i usually give a "brake light" warranty. as soon the brake lights light up warranty is over.
Well, in MW's defense where he lives streets are long and flat, 12/12 is better for his location
