Fluke Networks 10055501 D814 Impact Punch Down Tool with EverSharp 110 & EverSharp 66 Blades plus a Wood Screw Starter Punch

works great

Expensive for what it is but that is no reflection on the seller only the product

This Fluke Newtorks D814 is very well made and easy on the hand, thanks to the internal spring-loaded punch assist. It comes with 2 high-grade steel bits, one for 66-blocks (telephone), the other for 110 (ethernet). Each bit is reversible with one end for cutting and the other for punching cable loops without severing the cable. There is a compartment in the end for storing the unused bit. The punch assist force is adjustable so you get the right amount of cutting force for the size of wire.Brightly colored to help you get the cutting side facing the right way. I've punched down ethernet cable all day long with this tool without tiring, because it multiplies your stroke and the bits stay sharp.Put your name on yours. My last D814 walked away when another tech decided he liked my punch-down tool too much to resist. :)

What else do you expect from a Fluke. I've used 20 year old Fluke punch downs and brand new ones. They operate flawlessly and the blades were sharp. Single punch every time. Even on 22 gauge.

Bought this Fluke tool to punch down eight new runs of cat6a I put in my attic. Worked like a charm and punch blades are still sharp. Takes a couple of punches to thoroughly cut each wire, but you can't beat it for the price.