VCELINK Punch Down Impact Tool with 110 and 66 Blades, Network Wire Punch Down Impact Tool Kit, Keystone Impact Terminal Insertion Tools, Network Cable CAT6/CAT5/CAT3 Stripper

For Low voltage use and plug quality this is a solid choice and much much cheaper then name Brand ones. The fit was good and it was as easy to use as any other brands. It’s every bit as durable as the big name ones I’ve had and it’s good quality for a much cheaper price. If you don’t want to spend a lot for this tool I definitely recommend this one.

I picked up this punch-down impact tool for some home networking projects, and it has worked perfectly so far. The build quality feels solid, and the impact mechanism works smoothly to seat wires properly without requiring excessive force.The tool comes with both 110 and 66 blades, making it versatile for different networking setups. The blades lock in securely and are easy to swap out when needed. I’ve used it on keystone jacks and patch panels, and every punch has been clean and precise with no loose connections. The built-in blade also cuts excess wire cleanly, which is a nice touch.For the price, this is an excellent value—it performs just as well as more expensive tools I’ve used in the past. If you're setting up or maintaining a home or office network, this is a great tool to have in your kit. Would definitely recommend!

This produce provides punch down for both type 66 and type 110 connection boxes. It is each to change heads, and use on creating connections. A cutter for wires is also included. There was some problem with removing the head, but the company provided help in making this work better; they did spend a good deal of time helping me.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Seemed sturdy and it was! Had a cabling project and bought this for it. Never let me down! The blades were sharp and the tool was built sturdy with a little weight to aid in punching down. I'd buy it again if mine gets old.

This punch will not cut off the ends on Levitron and Commscope jacks. I end up having to use a blade.Low doesn’t bare the wire and high cuts it about 50%Too bad though because Kleins and Flukes are so pricey. Guess you get what you pay for.

I never had a new punch-down when I was doing public safety comms. I'd have loved to have this back then. (All we had were well-used - a lot looser than a new tool.)This is old-school, rugged, reliable, and quite solid. I picked it up to help with re-working a rats next of POTS lines in a home we just moved into. Combined with a 66 block, it made cleaning up the work of "pros" a dream.

Works as it should.

It does the job, but I have already lost the spare blade set in the bottom because the release button is easy to accidentally hit.