Gaobige Coaxial Compression Tool Coax Cable Crimper Kit Adjustable rg6 rg59 rg11 75-5 75-7 Coaxial Cable Stripper with 10pcs F Compression Connectors - Blue

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Solid Kit for the Price – Perfect for Small Network Jobs I grabbed this network tool kit to tidy up some Cat6 runs at home and it’s honestly a great little setup for the price. The crimper feels sturdy, doesn’t flex under pressure, and makes clean, solid crimps on RJ45s. I’ve used it on both Cat5e and Cat6 cables with no issues. The tester is simple but effective — just plug both ends in, flip it on, and it tells you right away if your pinouts are correct. The punch down tool does its job fine for keystones and patch panels. Nothing fancy, but it works. Everything fits nicely in the zippered case, which makes it easy to keep organized (and not lose those tiny connectors). If you’re doing light to moderate cabling work — home networks, small office setups, repairs, etc. — this kit covers everything you need without breaking the bank. Pros: • Crimper is solid and comfortable to use • Tester works as expected • Comes with RJ45/RJ11 connectors and punch down tool • Handy carrying case keeps it all together Cons: • The connectors are okay quality — fine for most jobs, but I’d grab extras if you do a lot of terminations Overall, it’s a great value kit for techs or DIYers who just need a reliable all-in-one set for network cables

Exactly as described. Does what it is suppose to do. I think you can purchase this tool with confidence for regular use or if you only needed it for a couple of projects.

wow. never knew it was that easy to fix coax cable. work much better than a knife and plyers. would recommend to any on that is working on coax cable.

Works well. Comes with a stripper to remove the coax insulation and a crimper to attach the easy to use connectors. Tools work well and was easy to use. I wish it would also include a tool for cutting the wire completely, but you'll need to find a tool to cut it. I also wish that the three tools would be engineered into one device, but for now they are individual tools.