Title: Not AWG.
Product review: This is a metric tool.On one side, the numbers indicate (from largest to smallest), 35, 25, 16, 10, while on the other side, the numbers indicate 38, 22, 14, and 8.I assume then that this tool is designed for metric wire, not AWG.Metric 35 = 0.305 Dia while 2 AWG = 0.292Metric 25 = 0.255 Dia while 4 AWG = 0.232Metric 16 = 0.204 Dia while 6 AWG = 0.184Metric 10 = 0.162 Dia while 4 AWG = 0.146I could not find a reference for 38, 22, 14, and 8, so I have no idea what those numbers mean.The metric dies are probably close enough to AWG to work OK, but its not an AWG sized tool. Since the metric sizes are larger (generally between 1/32th or 1/64th) the crimps won't be quite as tight.
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