Re: RJ45 Crimp Tool Bulk Buy [was: RJ45 crim tool recommendations ...]

["mal_lansell" <mal@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'll take one from the second batch.=20=20

Cheers

Mal



--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Tim Hawes <timsyahoo@...> wrote:
>
> Firstly my apologies for the delay in following up with you all, work
has
> been manic for the last couple of days.
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> The proposal is to share the cost of some AMP RJ45 connector crimp
tools,
> like this:
> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x10pcs-AMP-Modular-Plug-Hand-RJ45-Tool-Crimper-=
2-231652-0-Cat-5-Cat5e-/251034199930?pt=3DUS_Cabling_Tools&hash=3Ditem3a72c=
de77a
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> A couple of people have used this type of tool before and can vouch
for i=
ts
> quality, ease of use & comfort. RS currently have the same AMP
tool selli=
ng
> for =A3137+vat EACH (http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/cable-crimpers/2503539=
/)
> and they're streets ahead of the cheaper lever-action tools.
>=20
> The general idea is that I will order the bulk pack with the items
> delivered to me. I will split and send out to each participant. The
> purchase cost is shared between the participants then postage added on
to=
p.
> You're welcome to collect in person to save on postage costs if you
wish =
-
> I live near Hindhead on the Surrey/Hampshire border (postcode GU35
will g=
et
> you close). I've guessed the UK postage cost to be around =A34, so the
fi=
nal
> item price (ex any further import duty, etc.) will be =A315-16.
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> Just for the avoidance of doubt, I will operate it on an "at
cost" / "not
> for profit" basis and it would be run personally by me, not
through a
> company so no VAT.
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> The ebay seller offers free shipping however there's always the risk
of
> getting hit with import duty. If we are charged it we'll each be
liable f=
or
> 1/10th of the total in addition to the =A315-16 estimated above.
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> We have more than 10 people currently interested - the first 10 people
in
> my inbox are as below:
> Me
> Jon S
> Phil Harris
> Rob Iles
> Tracey Gardner
> Paul Smith
> Tim Fletcher
> Richard Challis
> Neil Fuller
> Alan Middleton
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> Additionally, the following are also interested. I'm happy to run a
secon=
d
> one, provided there are enough people. I will post this email to both
the
> UK_Selfbuild list and Automated Home forums to see if there is any
furthe=
r
> interest
> Stuart Poulton
> Marcus Warrington
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> The seller has 2 packs of 10 tools, so we can take another 8 only.
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> If you are NOT on the lists above but are interested in one of these
tool=
s
> please let me know ASAP.
> If you ARE on the list I will make a better estimate of the postage
costs
> and send an off-list email to you all (probably tonight).
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> Cheers,
> Tim.
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> On 17 December 2012 11:00, Tim Hawes <timsyahoo@...> wrote:
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> > In a previous job I had the pleasure of using an AMP one like
this:
> >
> > http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x10pcs-AMP-Modular-Plug-Hand-RJ45-Tool-Crimpe=
r-2-231652-0-Cat-5-Cat5e-/251034199930?pt=3DUS_Cabling_Tools&hash=3Ditem3a7=
2cde77a
> >
> > Was priced in RS at ~=A3100 each, whereas this auction is for 10
of the=
m!
> > The one I had was very good, easy to use, well made and didn't
hurt you=
r
> > hand. From memory it had a ratchet mechanism and alternative die
sets
> > were/are available so as well as RJ45 it could do RJ11. Not sure
about =
BT
> > plugs though.
> >
> > My own one is like this:
> >
> > http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Newlink-RJ45-Modular-Plug-Crimper-Cut-and-Str=
ip-Cable-Tool-/380392037925?pt=3DUK_Computing_Other_Computing_Networking&ha=
sh=3Ditem589121de25
> >
> > Low cost and does the job but its not a patch on the AMP one. I
find it=
ok
> > for small numbers of plugs though.
> >
> > I'll probably regret asking this, but is anyone interested in a
bulk bu=
y /
> > splitting a pack of 10 of the AMP ones?
> >
> > HTH,
> > Tim.
> >
> >
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