Wire splicing might seem simple, but it’s a crucial step in ensuring a safe, secure, and long-lasting electrical connection. Whether you're extending a wire or repairing a damaged section, proper splicing techniques are essential to prevent electrical shorts and hazards. Always strip the wires cleanly, twist them tightly, and use quality connectors or heat-shrink tubing to protect the splice. Taking the extra time to do it right ensures your circuits remain reliable for years to come. Don't cut

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