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    Chriss
    last edited by Phaedrux 1 Nov 2021, 05:58 8 Jan 2021, 15:23

    Hi *,

    I have more and more struggle when I try to crimp the WE JST conenctors. I have at least 3 of this CN crimp pliers and none of them fit perfectly.

    Is there a pliers from Knipex which is recommended to use?

    Cheers, Chriss

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      Veti
      last edited by 8 Jan 2021, 16:27

      i crimped mine with an engineer pa-09

      it worked but the pa-21 is meant for jst

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        A Former User @Chriss
        last edited by 8 Jan 2021, 16:36

        @Chriss said in JST Crimp pliers?:

        WE JST conenctors

        typo? or is this a bootlace / ferrule type thing and not the open barrel terminals like JST ZH and VH used on the Duet 3 range?

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          Chriss @A Former User
          last edited by 10 Jan 2021, 10:02

          @bearer Well, you are right.. JST seams not to be the correct description of the connectors we have at the Duet. I think that "WR-WTB is the better description:
          https://www.we-online.de/katalog/de/WTB_2_54_FEMALE_CRIMP_CONTACT_619X0113722
          This are the connectors which came with all of my Duets.

          Cheers, Chriss

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            dc42 administrators
            last edited by dc42 1 Oct 2021, 10:21 10 Jan 2021, 10:21

            Duet 2 uses just KK254 connectors. These can be crimped using Engineer PA09 or PA21 manual crimp pliers, and by various low-cost ratchet crimp pliers.

            Duet 3 uses both KK254 and VH396 connectors. The VH396 connectors can be crimped by Engineer PA21 crimp pliers.

            Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
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              hayseed_byte
              last edited by 11 Jan 2021, 20:37

              @dc42 said in JST Crimp pliers?:

              Duet 3 uses both KK254 and VH396 connectors. The VH396 connectors can be crimped by Engineer PA21 crimp pliers.

              Not that I plan to move to Duet3's any time soon (currently running 10 printers each with a Duet2Wifi+Paneldue) but do you mean that the PA21 will crimp VH396 pins or that it is actually designed to crimp them? I've tried the cheap ratcheting crimpers and the PA09 for KK254 and while they kinda work, the Molex 63811-8200 crimpers were totally worth the investment.

              I think I had installed five Duets with the cheap ones when I finally talked myself into buying the Molex crimpers and the next five Duets went much faster.

              https://wildbot.me/wildbot
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                A Former User @hayseed_byte
                last edited by 12 Jan 2021, 18:42

                @hayseed_byte said in JST Crimp pliers?:

                but do you mean that the PA21 will crimp VH396 pins or that it is actually designed to crimp them?

                size is the only difference - its no more suited for VH than the PA09 is for the smaller terminals; in a business setting the proper tool from Molex will make more sense. (but for the tinkering-at-home user the engineer tool will make perfectly fine crimps at a reasonable cost.

                Molex 63811-8200 crimpers were totally worth the investment.

                is probably what @Chriss would be after, JST is the manufacturer of the larger (and smaller) crimps used on the Duet3 - the Duet2 is all Molex branded crimps.

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                  dc42 administrators @hayseed_byte
                  last edited by 12 Jan 2021, 20:12

                  @hayseed_byte said in JST Crimp pliers?:

                  @dc42 said in JST Crimp pliers?:

                  Duet 3 uses both KK254 and VH396 connectors. The VH396 connectors can be crimped by Engineer PA21 crimp pliers.

                  Not that I plan to move to Duet3's any time soon (currently running 10 printers each with a Duet2Wifi+Paneldue) but do you mean that the PA21 will crimp VH396 pins or that it is actually designed to crimp them? I've tried the cheap ratcheting crimpers and the PA09 for KK254 and while they kinda work, the Molex 63811-8200 crimpers were totally worth the investment.

                  I think I had installed five Duets with the cheap ones when I finally talked myself into buying the Molex crimpers and the next five Duets went much faster.

                  It's not just size, it's also the shape and depth of the curves at the top of the die. That's why you need the PA21 to crimp JST VH pins and not the PA20.

                  Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
                  Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
                  http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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                    Chriss @dc42
                    last edited by 14 Jan 2021, 17:59

                    Thanks a lot for your answers.

                    I found a very good solution from a nice Company, they have a nice system where you can by the pliers and add inserts for various connectors.
                    https://www.rennsteig.com/en/products/crimping/200-crimp-system-tool-pew-12

                    I talked a bit with the support and they told me that there insert "624 1324 3 0" should work with the WE connectors.

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                    I will send them some connectors and some wires for testing now. Let's see what they say after there tests.

                    That may sounds a bit over the top but I love good tools and I'm sure that it makes sense to support good engineering. I think that this is the case with duet, isn't it?

                    Cheers, Chriss

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                      lael
                      last edited by 15 Jan 2021, 06:39

                      These ones work really nicely: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32910569929.html

                      Went from lots of frustration trying to crimp all the connectors for the duet to sweet sweet progress.

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                        achrn @Chriss
                        last edited by 15 Jan 2021, 08:05

                        @Chriss said in JST Crimp pliers?:

                        I found a very good solution from a nice Company, they have a nice system where you can by the pliers and add inserts for various connectors.
                        https://www.rennsteig.com/en/products/crimping/200-crimp-system-tool-pew-12

                        Engineer brand do a similar tool
                        https://www.engineertools-jp.com/pad111213

                        Initially I bought the large dies and the small dies (which supposedly covers everything), but was forever swapping them. The medium dies do what the PA21 does (plus a couple of larger sizes).

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                          hayseed_byte
                          last edited by 15 Jan 2021, 21:04

                          @Chriss said in JST Crimp pliers?:

                          That may sounds a bit over the top but I love good tools and I'm sure that it makes sense to support good engineering. I think that this is the case with duet, isn't it?

                          A man after my own heart.

                          https://wildbot.me/wildbot
                          Gcode Definitions for VSCode extension: https://github.com/hayseedbyte/rrf-gcode-definitions

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