Cable repair in the wall for years - that is, roast me electrode :)

The discussion revolves around a user's experience with repairing a cut electrical cable embedded in a wall. The user documents their process and seeks feedback, acknowledging the potential for criticism. Various responses highlight different methods for connecting wires, including soldering, twisting, and using Wago connectors. Key points include the importance of ensuring low resistance connections, the risks associated with soldering in high-temperature environments, and the durability of crimp connections compared to soldered ones. Participants debate the effectiveness of different insulation methods and the long-term reliability of various connection techniques, emphasizing the need for proper installation practices to prevent future failures.
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