VDV110-061 Radial Cable Stripper, Coaxial Cable Stripper Plastic Yellow and Black

This is a great coaxial stripper very easy to use and cuts perfectly makes termination very easy

Came in time . Does what is says

Excellent as always with klien tools

Useful, not for RG58

Great tools

As title hit and miss, more miss than hit. To start with worked well but after a short period it failed to do its job. Using it on Webro WF 100, initially perfect, great tool but then it decided to cut all but the centre core. Tried changing the number of turns, then tried different turns but taking the cutter off the cable then hand pulling off cut sections, that either resulted in insufficient cut or all but the core. I even tried trying to take some of the spring tension off as I was cutting, this was impractical and failed anyway. This is being used on high quality cable and its failing, its a good job I have yet to connect wall plates / modules as I could run out of cable before I can make a connection so its back to the old fashioned method of a Stanley knife and side cutters, old ways keep coming back as the best. Would not recommend this tool, a pity as it started out well but then crashed and burned.

Brilliant

Produto é top, ele tem um corte exato, evitando ter que refazer conector

Excelente complemento de las pinzas clipadotas de terminales de cables coaxiales

Really easy to strip the cable and works well with the Klein crimper and Klein coax connections.

Un aprobado justo

I'm an older guy, and for decades I've installed coaxial connectors the "old school" way, using a box cutter and crimping tool. A few years back I moved up to compression connector fittings, investing in the Klein compression fitting tool, but was still preparing the cable the old-fashioned way. I bought this stripper because I was tired of wasting time trying to remember how much of the outer and inner insulator to strip away, and doing it badly most of the time because I could cut too deep. I'm pleased to say that this is perhaps the most perfect way I have ever seen of performing this task. It is literally foolproof. Let me explain... To cut a cable, simply slide the black sleeve on the tool up to block the exit side of the cable cutter opening, push down the black button on top of the tool, insert your cable into the open end (there's an icon above the opening that resembles a stripped cable--see photo attached to this review), release the black button, spin 3-4 times around the cable, and then push the button again and release the cable. Slide off the first part of the insulation, which exposes the inner conductor, and then slide off the second section, which exposes the outer conductor/electrical shield. Push into your compression fitting until the inner "white" insulator is flush with the inside of the connector, insert the connector into your compression tool and compress the two parts of the connector together. Done! The tool is all plastic except for the blades, of course, and I don't see any way to replace the blades so at some point you'll have to toss it when the blades lose their sharpness, but for its size, simplicity, and consistent quality connections, I think it's a worthy investment. You should easily get hundreds of trouble-free cable connections out of this before that time comes, and as I said in my title for this review, I just don't know how you can make this task any easier than what Klein has done here.