Hi everyone, my savage x battery caught on fire and melted the wires. I bought new wire and connectors but I can't find a good way to crimp the connectors on. I know that there is a crimp tool but is there a way to do it without one? I already got the wires replaced too. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I do a lot of my own custom servo leads and to answer your question, not really. IF you're REALLY good with a tiny needle nose pliers you MIGHT get the ends crimped to where they will work and slide into the servo plug, but I would say it's unlikely.

Can you tell me how to do it or direct me to somewhere that shows how to correctly do it because I want it to look and perform good and I have no idea how to do it.

MIP makes a crimp tool for like 20 bucks or so. Some people say it sucks, but I've used mine with zero problems.

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You'll find plenty of links associated with those vids on good crimpers and how too.

May as well consider buying a crimper cause sooner/later, your gonna need it again and again, and again!

Ok I will. I just didn't think it was one of those type of tools

Eclipse Tools Ratcheted Modular Plug Crimper-902-360 - The Home Depot
https://www.harborfreight.com/ratche...ool-97420.html
https://www.harborfreight.com/9-1-2-...die-38395.html
https://www.harborfreight.com/9-1-2-...ool-36411.html
Would any of these work?

None of those will work for servo leads. Here are the two I know of, you will need pins and connectors as well.

Cheap option: some people don't care for this tool, but I find it to work just fine.

http://www.hansenhobbies.com/products/connectors/tools/crimp_ec/

More expensive option: these crimpers ratchet down and will not open until the crimp is completed. I have a pair of these for larger connectors and they work very well.

http://www.hansenhobbies.com/products/connectors/tools/crimp_dx/

Got mine from Amazon for 23$. Love it. (HT-225D)

Steel Grip 4 Way Electrical Crimping Tool - Bolt & Wire Cutters & Crimpers - Ace Hardware
I actually have this one. Would it work? I just want something local because it gives me something to do.

Those crimp standard barrel connectors down to 22awg, most servo wire is 24 or 26 and also uses a totally different style of terminal.

If you're dead set on not buying new crimpers, I've used very small needle nose pliers and then added a touch of solder.

I'll try that tomorrow