Easy fix for the original dried out brittle plastic cable ends.
586880
Just what I needed to fix the annoying broken door.
Mmuch chaperone than new cables from the dealer and better than the original plastic ends.
4149012
Works great, I had to cut off the over flap on the female end because my cable would insert but it was an easy fix and nothing to say was wrong with this cable.
2379773
Simple and cheap and fixed the problem. What more could I ask for? The only slight hitch I encountered was the bend in the mounting bracket. The way my water line came from external connection to my filter required me to run the line between the two output solenoids. It seemed a bit tight as it was basically placing the output hose from the inlet directly against the back of my drinking water solenoid. The bracket on the one I replaced was about a half inch longer and offered a bigger gap. I was able to bend the new bracket enough that the water line fell between the two solenoids. Again, it's a bit tight, but I'm sure it will be fine.

Solenoids work like a champ. Also seems like the water valves open up a bit more than the stock valve. Fills water glass WAY quicker than the valve that failed. Whole repair took maybe 15 minutes including drilling out the old solenoid from the mount.
3327219
If the cable ends are treated with moderate care it works great.
4940973
My client had had her drapes hanging for 25 years and many of the plastic drape rod carriers had broken.  This replacement pack was the perfect solution.  I was able to bend back the metal tab at the end of the rod and slide the new carriers into place.
3286530
I had a 4-SATA power cable chain from the PSU that was difficult to connect all four drives. Using an extension cable made the job so much easier.

When doing a case swap, I pulled out all the connectors and noticed the plastic on the male end (part of the L shaped plastic piece under the metal pins) of the extension cable broke off. It is still usable as the tab prevents upside-down insertion. I had to be careful knowing which way I was connecting. The hard drive worked fine and find no need to replace the cable.
1071045
Exactly what I needed to replace worn plastic hoses.
991506
I messed up my original by screwing around with the cable tension.  his one was almost a perfect repacement.  i just had to trim the existing cable tube to accommodate it.  no problem though.
2480254
Works perfectly, although replacing it was a delicate process, it was easy. The plastic can easily be crushed while tightening it so be careful. This is the least expensive kit to repair the faucet/ water stopcock made by woodford.
2144516
Replaced a broken plastic tray and didn't want anymore problems
3432490
Easy to repair a printer with a new printhead so it can be used again. I repaired a MP520 printer.
2002818
Makes the job of custom cables so much easier.
3694551
This was just what I needed and it was an easy fix. My blender went from being useless to fully functional in a few minutes.
2269009
Works great.  Allowed me to replace/fix the ends of a few cables around a house that we just bought to make the signal strength better and to fix a couple of shorts that were present.

 The cable stripper has a small "stop" but, I found that it was easier to strip a little extra and then nip the end of the center copper wire to length after it was assembled.
1274207
Exactly what we needed to fix a broken charger port. Process of replacing was fairly easy just make sure you have the proper tools. Had the phone apart and back together in about 20 minites.
1817758
These were just what I was looking for to replace some ends on my tools that use 9v batteries.  I had a couple of testers that had the batteries get old and corrode ruining the snap and on another the connector actually came apart still attached to the dead battery . These are an excellent replacement.  I spliced the wires to the old wires after cutting off the old connector.  I then used some liquid plastic/tape to cover the splice and to prevent it from shorting out.  I attached a new 9v batteries and it worked great.
4810788
This worked to replace fix a dual worklight, tripod that I bought at Lowes or Home Depot about 6 years ago.  The copper points were would get blackened and corroded from the heat of the light, and eventually disintegrated.  I did have to remove the porcelain parts from the new one and mount them on  the original metal mounting bracket because the new one was too short, but that was easy enough.  I suspect one could do the same in many other similar work lights.