mxuteuk RG59 RG6 Coax Cable Crimper Tool Coaxial Compression Tool Fitting Wire Stripper With 5PCS F Type RG6 Compression Connectors

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I had way too much coaxial cable since we moved the modem from one end of the house to the other. Cut the cable with some lineman's pliers. Then used the grey dual cutter to cut the outer and inner layer, which exposed the bare wire.Then I pushed on the connector, then crimped using the crimping tool. The connector fits right on the crimper...

Received, unpacked and used. At first it took me some time on how to use them. Adjusting the cutter, then using the pliers.

I've used this kit to make about a dozen connections so far, so it's definitely solid & effective. The kit didn't come with any instructions, so using the wire stripper was frustrating at first, but things are going much better after some trial & error. The black connectors are built differently than the blue ones, but I'm not sure why that's the case. Are the black one for outdoors? Are they for different sized cable? Again, there are no instructions, so I'm not sure. Although the kit itself is excellent, there is a problem with training the human operator.

Tools were 4 out of 5. They were mostly fine if a little imprecise.Included couplings were maybe a 2. Four of them fell apart before or during the attempt to install and the one that worked gives me 20% signal quality measured at the router, worse than the 20 year old fitting I used it to replace.Will have to rebuild the cable connections again using a less disappointing set of connectors.

Works good. Got the job done

I bought a pack of compression connectors to add a ground wire connector to my TV antenna cable, not realizing they required a tool. I bought this one because it was affordable. I didn't read the description thoroughly and did not realize it came with the stripper and some connectors.I have never used a compression fitting so I had no idea how the stripper and tool worked. I was easily able to figure both out without checking out the instructions on the Amazon page. It took me less time to cut the cable, put on two compression fittings, connect them to the ground connector, and then ground the wire than it did to lug out and set up my little giant ladder.It was so easy I replaced the connector in the house. I wish I had more connectors to replace.I can not speak to the quality of the included compression connectors, but The ones included have a blue plastic compression ring and the others I bought have a metal compression ring. Based on the reviews, if I ever need more, I'll buy the other type rather than use the blue plastic ones.

No instructions included, watched video on Amazon listing and followed as directed. Connector / cable inserted into crimper correctly and crimped. Connector falls off! Not even close to holding F6 cable to connector. Ended up crimping with pliers and holding together with electrical tape. Don't waste the money!