Klein Tools 1005 Crimper

Here we have a review of the Klein Tools 1005 Crimping and Cutting Tool for Connectors. These can be used to crimp non-insulated and insulated terminals onto a wire.
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[@fredmeyer3063]

Would have been nice to see some 18 awg crimps and also non-insulated crimps. Thanks for doing this review.

[@vicpetrishak7705]

To get closer to the work I milled the cutters off the tool body . If your pivot is loose , center punch the hinge .

[@Doorsanmore]

A light tug is usually all it takes for me

[@scrambler350]

Honestly prefer the dipped handles to the 'Journeyman'/Comfort grips - best crimpers out there.

[@kurtsaenz4048]

I feel the dipped is more comfortable but that’s just my opinion

[@davegoar1893]

Did you ever notice that there is a difference in the upper and lower jaw for insulated terminals. Any idea what is going on there?

[@chetspencer3241]

I Watch the whole video waiting to see how you use it to crimp a non insulated terminal. You crimp about eight insulated terminals and not one non- insulated terminal!

[@TheToolReviewChannel]

Sorry about that. I don’t use non insulated terminal very much if at all for work.

[@SicarioDistrepo]

Shut up.

[@kurtsaenz4048]

Just picked some up and they weren’t as stiff as you made it seem. Great review non the less 👍

[@SicarioDistrepo]

Yes, they were. Your assertions are incorrect.