Good tool. Makes stripping coax easy
350211
Good tool. Makes stripping coax easy. The rear cutter on the handle could be better. A good pair of diagonal cutters works much better.
1811567
Works for stripping the shield from twisted pair and triple wire.  Easy to use and does the job.  I use these very often.  Once they are set up correctly, don't touch them.  Buy separate sets for different sized wire.
3849381
I just purchased a new home that is prewired for ethernet. Each room has a socket plate with coax and RJ45 sockets. They all come together in a box in the wall in my garage. But the CAT5 cables are unterminated and unmarked in that box. So I needed a tool that will allow me to trace each cable and then test the connection once I terminate them with an RJ45 plug. This tool made it easy to do just that.

Be advised that it looks and feels like a cheap toy. So what? As long as it works. Also, the instructions, while in English, are obviously written by someone who is not native to the language. You'll learn more about the tool by playing with it than by trying to read the instructions.

Oh yes, the whole set comes in a handy pouch that neatly holds all the tools and the instruction sheet--only the pocket for the instruction sheet is upside down. So if you want to look like a Techno Ranger and wear this pouch on your belt, be advised that the instructions will fall out. :)
2555747
Works, great, nice to have this extra tool when i do not have the professionals around - usually free nowadays to get install for DTV or Comcast, but always needing to do extra cables, so they showed me how easy it was to use this. I asked them to rate it, and they said GREAT tool, worked fine. Now to see if i can replicate when i try it ! But they made it look as easy and said worked just as well as their $50 tool
2694112
Good price for an F-connector that clamps firmly to the coax, and I was lucky to already have a compression tool that worked with them.  I was pleasantly surprised at how easily the coax slipped into where it should be, and how firm the bite was once it was crimped.
2824784
Great Cat6E cable stripper.
Having the adjustable knob to raise and lower the razor blade is great for different diameter cables.
You could also use this for audio and video cables too
1691296
Connects 2 coaxial cables as needed. Signal is just as strong on the first cable as the second. Handy item to have on hand.
2045941
Easy to plug in on the back end though a little tight on the coax. Works great.
162497
Very handy item for a quick connect/disconnect of coaxial cable.
547825
If you have a camper or just use it around cable connections you don't want to be without this tool. Its so much easier then fooling with wrenches and pliers.
133391
A lot of features and has a 50 ohm terminator to help with testing coax cable. I have not used the alligator clip sets yet, but that's a handy feature I plan on using a lot.
4405016
Works like it is supposed to, makes a difficult job easy
3192731
Makes stripping small wires much easier. I'm dealing with 22 or 24 gauge wires for an arcade game restoration project, and my normal wire strippers just don't go small enough. These have worked nearly flawlessly for me, although I have been wearing some magnifying lenses to make the end easier to see.
1509539
Great tool for the job. Helps a lot when working with embedded links in PPP. Handy and easy to use.
4552361
Great Tool. Only complaint is if your crimping two wires from the opposite direction, your going to have to remove the spring from one handle to release the wires after its crimped, but this should be expected.  Or just buy a completely different tool to crimp, and use these for what there really designed for, stripping/cutting wire, 6/32, and 8/32 screws.
4725180
This is a very handy tool for tightening or loosening F connector nuts. Fits almost anywhere and helps to install compression fittings too. Everybody who ever connects cable lines needs one to make it way easier.
794804
*  This tool has a cutting blade that is suitable for cutting just about any round or flat cable that you may encounter.  (This is the blade that is about midway point on the tool with springs on either side of it.)

*  Located just behind the cutting blade is the stripping blade for Cat5 cable (or other types of flatter cable / wire).

*  The very front portion of the tool with the little black box is the coaxial cable stripper  it contains a 2 blade system for stripping RG 7/11 on one side and a 2 blade system for stripping RG 59/6 on the other (to change sides for different cable types, simply slide the little black box out using the finger handle and flip it over and reinsert it with the appropriate side up).

*  Located between the coaxial stripper and the cutting blade is the round cable splitter.  There is a black thumb screw located on the top of this blade that allows you to adjust the blade to different positions depending on what type / size of cable you are stripping.

I specifically purchased the newer version of this tool that has the built-in finger protection (a yellow extension that helps to prevent your finger from sliding forward into the sharp blades).  Something else that is very good to note is that all of the blades on this tool are replaceable.

I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.  All opinions expressed in this review are 100% my own. I have shared my personal experience with this product and cannot guarantee that you will have the same experience with the product that I had, nor can I promise that we will share the same opinion of the product.