NECABLESKeystone Jack Punch Down Stand and Small Plastic Punchdown Tool with Stripper

This Keystone punch down stand makes it much easier to punch down Cat 5 Keystone connectors. The little yellow tool is ok for removing the covering on the cable, but there are much better tools to use to punch down the cable.

Having to deal with “high end, luxury” office buildings, and apartments. Cable terminations, and runs have to be performed sometimes after everything has been installed. In some of these places a hep on the finished floor can be considered damage. I can place this on my knee, on top of a bag, even an uneven surface and perform my punch downs. I have used it as much but it worked when I needed it. I’m trying to incorporate it a bit more on my projects since it can hold the keystone while i am placing in the pairs in the places they need to go.Either way great little tool. No marks on these engineered “modern color” wood floors where I was working

I had to take an oscillating tool to modify it for the jacks we're using, but it works great now. The cuts I had to make should not affect use of any other jack type in the future.

Simple tools to make punching cables down easy. Blade is sturdier than the cheap plastic ones that are included with jacks sometimes.

Easy to use and punch down tool actually works. Used to connect wall sockets thru out the building

The stand is fine, though shows up my keystone jacks came with one too.The punch tool is the flimsiest I've never had to use. Hard to align and punch.

Excellent item, good product for basic purposes

I'm terminating about 10 cables in my own house and I may punch-down once a decade. Do I need a proper tool that automatically snips the ends of the wires? No, but it sure would be nice. What I really need is to keep the extra twenty bucks in my pocket and carefully and patiently trim off the wire 80 little wire ends.For that, this is perfect (I guess). The stripper is okay, the punch-down is ... functional where no other options exist. The punchdown block or punchdown stand is pretty solid plastic and has kept me from puncturing my hand or wall ... so that alone is worth the money.For what I'm doing I would order this again, but if I were doing a job that's any bigger I think I would get a real punchdown tool.