How to Attach Spade 10 AWG Solid Copper


I am working on DIY cable project. I am almost done, I just don't know how to attach the spades I purchased. I have spades that require crimping. I need to somehow attach a 10 AWG solid single copper conductor to the spade. Can someone suggest a cost effective tool for accomplishing this. I have never crimped a connection and I have had a hard time finding a resource to aid me in my project, any will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Here, I mounted this very spade onto a banana plug adapter. You can clearly see that in addition to the spade blades. The round nut and curved portion of the spade do indeed make contact. Torque it down and you have a superb connection! I could have soldered the solid core wire curved off to one side and that would have made more surface area available.

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I am having trouble viewing you link, it just redirects me to photobucket's homepage.
Just click on anyone of the 3 links in my earlier post above. You can then scroll thru the slide show. The latest pic is there. Audiogon for some reason is now blocking the direct link.
I posted a question to Rick Schultz at Virtual Dynamics regarding our discussion here. Virtual Dynamics manufactures what I believe to be some of the best cables in audio. Thier designs are mainly single solid core wire designs and he is certainly an expert on the subject. On his site he has a QnA section where he posts video replies to questions he is given. He has agreed to make a video explaining some of the techniques used to properly attach spades to a solid 10 AWG.

If you feel compelled to request the video as well, you can email him at-----> info@virtualdynamics.ca. Check out his products, no I am not a salesman, just a fan.

And thanks again for those that have posted in here giving me some good ideas as to how I solve my DIY project issue.
Here is a link to the video posted in response to the discussion in this thread. It has been authored by Rick Schultz, founder of Virtual Dynamics. A permanent link will be given later after it is uploaded onto the QnA section of his website. Have a look and tell me what you think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ5q9oA4Fzg