How to install a crimp type connector on coax

This is a general guide which outlines the basic concepts for installing any crimp style coax connector.
Slide heat shrink onto the cable
Slide the ferrule onto the cable
Using a stripping tool or razor knife, cut back about 1/2″ of the coax down to the center conductor
Be careful not to nick the center conductor
Behind this, cut back the insulation only equal to the length of the ferrule
Be careful not to nick the braid
Cut back the center conductor to a length that is just slightly longer than the center pin needs to seat
You should only have a tiny gap between the end of the center pin and the dielectric
Solder the center pin in place, being sure to keep it straight and centered
Check for a cold solder joint by trying to pull the center pin off of the cable
Put the body on the cable with the braid on the outside of the connector
Pull the ferrule up to sandwich the braid in between the ferrule and body
Crimp the ferrule with the appropriate crimping tool
Try to pull the connector off of the cable to test if the crimp was successful
Check that you do not have a short using a continuity tester
Pull the heat shrink over the ferrule and shrink
For outdoor connections, be sure to use COAX-SEAL or some other type of mastic based tape to seal the connection