The terminals you've linked to are what's known as "open barrel," and they do require a different type of crimper than the more common insulated type. You can see what they look like in the attached pictures lifted from the link provided. The tool shown is a dual crimp type, meaning it will make both crimps simultaneously (one crimp into the wire and one into the insulation), but cheaper single crimp tools are also available. As for the dual crimpers, you can find them at any number of on line vendors and prices can vary greatly, so a used pair off of eBay may be a better bet.

Bruce - LOL - The only reason I know anything about this is that I went through this myself a while back. I was looking for a crimper and terminals that would produce a crimp exactly like the ones found on the original wiring harnesses of my machines and this is what I came up with. I'm a bit of a stickler for details and like things to look original after a repair.

Robert - Yes, those are the type of tool you're looking for, but the one review that particular pair of crimpers received mentions a troublesome gap between the two ends of the crimping die. He does say with some extra care a good crimp can still be made, but according to him it's also easy to destroy the terminal with them instead, so be careful. Good price though if they work. I paid far more for mine off the Snap-On truck.

Yes, the Home Depot crimper is a dual crimp tool and should work. Mine is a Blue Point set made for Snap-On and sold off of their tool trucks - so a bit on the pricey side.