Originally posted by bob-n
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If used properly with the right product for the right application, I'm sure the ILSCO product is fit for purpose. One problem might be a lot of folks don't follow instructions or know why such joints are more than a screw-n-go proposition. I can think of a lot of reasons why crimped joints can be troublesome that most folks, including a lot of DIY'ers aren't aware of - at least that's been my experience.
If you're a professional and know and respect why a crimped joint needs care in design and maybe even more so when it comes to assembly, use what you've learned, as well as mfg. instructions/guidelines to complete the crimped joint, you'll most likely be OK.
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