SolsopRJ45 Crimp Tool Pass Through - Cat6 Crimping Tool for Cat5 Cat5e Cat6 8P8C Connector, All-in-one RJ45 Crimping Tool and LAN Tester

Compact and easy to use, cutting blade is sharp but may require a slight adjustment for stripping jackets of different types and brands of wire.

This is really an all-in-one tool for cutting, peeling, and crimping connectors. The blade is very sharp, durable and replaceable, the tooth spacing is wide and crimps deep for a secure connection. The tool is perfect weight and feels durable for long lasting use. Also a big plus is having a picture guide for a quick on the go wire order reference.

Watched a YouTube video and followed the instructions. First connection worked easily. Second connection the cable would not release from crimper. I ordered a replacement and it worked great.

Great for installing a starlink system on the ranch!

2 things to consider when buying this crimper:(1) does not have the ratcheting type handle.(2) when using the stripper on flat cable you have to rotate the cable once the blade locks onto the cable then lift and rotate again them pull. Once you get that technique down this works really good.

Blade jammed

When I first picked up this product I was surprised by its heft, it’s not made of cheap plastic but strong and durable metal. However another thing I noticed was the lock that keeps it closed during storage tends to get stuck and can sometimes slow u down.

Doesn’t cut of wires after compressing the modular plug. You have to cut off the wires with a razor blade

Excellent quality and ease of use good

I was sceptical about the quality of the product after seeing how it sized up against other options on the market, but for the price this is the only piece of kit you need for DIY ethernet set up.It looks larger in the pictures, but really it fits nicely in your hand and it's easy to use. The locking mechanism is a bit difficult to push with your bare hand, but a tiny bit of wood, plastic, metal, or anything else is enough to push it in.The many cable heads and collars are a very nice addition to the pack and will save you from having to buy those separately, and they're all pass-through as well so they're the right pieces for the job.Do note however that the cable tester does not come with a battery. You'll need to buy a 9v battery separately.In any case, the whole kit looks good and feels good too. Anyone having issues with this is more than likely having a skill issue. Sometimes you just need to cut the cable head and try again folks, that's the only fix if you mess up the wiring.Separate note, if you're wondering what the yellow tool is, it's a punch down tool. If you need to wire up ethernet sockets on a wall, it is more than sufficient to get the job done, you don't need to buy a fancy one to do that job separately. It's also decent at stripping cables.On the note of stripping cables however, one thing to be aware of is that your cables will vary in thickness from cable to cable. Some ethernet cables are just bulkier than others, have thicker copper. That's just the way it is. That means that the cable stripper built in to the crimper can sometimes sever the internal wires if you're not careful. For each bit of cable you're using, make a test cut first to see how deep the stripper cuts when you push it down fully, that way you'll know whether or not you should only press it down partially when yoh strip the cable properly.

I'm not sure this would be the thing if you are going to use it constantly, but as a fairly small, not too heavy thing to put into a laptop bag for occasional use when needed, it's perfect.

This was pretty good for all the connector that I've done. I was worried that the quality might not stand up to job, but every one that I crimped worked perfectly. A fantastic little tool that made the job very easy!

Really good value for the money