Can this tool be used as a compression tool to punch down cat 6 keystone jacks?
47728
oops....this is not a punch down tool but a crimping tool......all my CAT 6 plugs and jacks (all bought separately) are of the "crimp" type...NOT punch down....you can find punch down tools at Home Depot.
47729
I have a CAT 6 home network and used this tool on all connections...both jacks and plugs. Well made and very satisfied..
1443821
This kit is designed for use with Compression F-Connectors, primarily on RG-6 or RG-6Q coax cables. IMHO, a crimping tool designed specifically for BNC would be a better choice.
1977416
Sorry, I have no answer for your application, but this crimping tool is working for us very well. We are using it with aluminum crimping SS steel cables, attaching zip lines on trees in Panama forest jungle.
1621093
The "old" wire (red, green, black, yellow) will not punch down and is not cat3. Cat3 is typically 4 twisted pair (8 coductors) and is basically cat5 without the same mhz raiting as cat5. Cat3, which I don't believe you have is rated for voice/fax use only. If you want to use this punch down block (or any 110 or 66 block) you have to splice some newer cat3 or cat5 tails on your existing 2pr and then punch down on block. This is what I had to do in my house. BTW, the 550 block is a great product!
597116
I have no idea, I guess you could research it on Black & Decker's website. But, I kind of doubt it as filing requires pressure and this tool is not designed to apply any pressure.
980719
It all works, if you are making up wall jacks too be sure to purchase a punch down tool
1015158
Any Cat6 connector should work fine. I happened to use Cable Matters 25-Pack Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Jack in Blue and Keystone Punch-Down Stand and they worked just fine.
1443820
that will depend on the overall length of the connector before and after compression. But honestly, the outer diameter of a BNC is much greater than F so I'm doubting this tool is able to handle them without an adaptor of some kind.
807792
I don't know, I used it as an ethernet jack so anything that will connect to ethernet should work.
267524
This tool would probably destroy any 1/4 in bit. That being said if you got an adapter it would work.
1560816
No, this is a marginal tool at best. Look for a core bit that is made to drill stone at a stone tool supply house
1848850
yes - but it takes getting use to - I've cut/trimmed TV coax cables with this tool & it took a lot of practiceand cable pieces to get it where I wanted it - try it on scrap pieces first - Don't risk your main cable until you get use to it
703257
Well, I am using it to cat 6 plugs and cables and works but i did not fully test it on gigabit switch, but for phone links i guess this will work.
1255652
Probably would work provided the tools weren't too heavy although they are designed to bind electrical cords together to avoid tangling. I use them to wrap up the cords on power tools and small appliance as well as to manage the connecting cables for TV and DVD players, and computer cords.
606456
yes i think it would work. i used it for plugging up holes in house under the siding. Worked good for me.
277853
I have used these with about 5 different crimp tools and had no issue. Used on cat 5 and 6 as well but cat6 fits much better with the plastic core.
468536
No. If you use the proper RJ-11, (Of the type that blocks the wires at the end.) you should have no problem. Have assembled hundreds of CAT5, CAT6 straight through, and crossovers using this tool. No issues whatsoever