Any tips on crimping 0/1 gauge connectors?

There's got to be a secret here... These things are HUGE!------------

Matt

well you can use a bench vise if you have and the maybe finish it off with a blow torch and solder.

streetwires and others also make crimpless connections that use a set screw or compresion fitting this are great as well.

use a hammer it works well.

heres another vote for a bench vise.

Snap-on my friend, an impact crimper, open it up put your connector in and hammer it down.. There not to spendy, around $40-$60

usually no need to crimp. Stinger makes loads of 1/0-to 4AWG adapters and devices that all accept 1/0AWG using hex-screws that tighten down on the wire.http://stingerelectronics.com/http://www.sounddomain.com/shop/brand/Stingerhonestly for 1/0 you want crimpless anyway as it's generally used for "show" quality work and crimped stuff looks sorta unattractive compared to solderless compression connectors and what have you.best of luck!-GlassWolf

Pioneer Stage-4, Orion, DynAudio, Fi

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/STISCPT202here is exactly what you need or want if you're after a ring terminal :)-GlassWolf

Pioneer Stage-4, Orion, DynAudio, Fi

Get a big fat screwdriver, as thick and short as possible (this will minimized flexing), and a hammer.  put it on concrete and just hammer it like a chisel (i guess a chisel would work too if its not too sharp....).  this works very well if you do it twice on each side.