I've got one of those bar type strechers for splicing. I've used it for the Texas fixer method. It works,but the bar is so close to the wire that it's hard to make the wrap. The TFF gets the wire out there far enough to clear the slack in the wire and get your pliers around for a good half turn. I made one splice yesterday with the TFF. Worked OK if you can get enough slack to twist the wire together,then use the method to twist a new wire in to the splice. It's hard to get ahold of both ends to get it hooked on too when the wire's broken. The thing wants to flop around like a knob on an outhouse door. Best of both worlds though is to have one of each. Like they say,never send a weed whacker to do a Garden Weasels job.
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