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Originally Posted by andiewithanie
Wouldn’t heat compromise the cables strength?
Yes, but as your working with the bitter end there's no significance to the loss of strength in that part of it.

You do want to have a proper amount of cable free after the last point of contact with the device it's operating, and with heat it's A Good Idea to have a heat sink between that point and the cable end you're about to twist-weld. Pliers works for most folks, or a Vise-Grip if you think losing your grip on a pair of pliers could happen.
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