TRUE CABLE Wire Stripping and Cutting Tool for UTP, FTP, STP, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A Ethernet, RG59, RG6, RG7, RG11 Coax Adjustable Blade Depth

It's a nice tool, good quality and what I've gotten from the brand so far has been nice. Even though it's plastic this cable stripper is some thing that feels solid in the hand and it came preset and did a great job stripping their cables, Nice clean cuts just the right length and everything. I think I've tried it on some other ones I can't remember. Plus it's green so I can tell all my green tools apart from everybody else so nobody else is allowed to get green tools. I say that jokingly but I am trying to get only green tools so I can spot them and know they're mine. Unfortunately there's a certain company with green... in their name who is now selling orangely and yucky brownly colored tools and has not updated their product photos, thankfully truecable has come out with some comparable items that are actually green.

Arrived on time. Works as described.

Works well for basic home network projects. The adjustable blade depth helps avoid nicking wires, and the built-in straightener is a small but useful touch. It handles both Ethernet and coaxial cables without needing separate tools. Build feels solid enough for occasional use, though professionals might prefer something heavier-duty for frequent work.

This is good for small cables I've used it many time and it beats using a knife.

This was my first time using Type F compression connectors. This stripper/cutter made it easy and fast. I really like having the brush underneath to brush back the weave. It is usually peels back the corner of the foil shield so I can then grab it, snip and peel off that first foil shield. This made the job go real quick once I got acclimated to it (I wasted my first connector but then I knew - watch their youtube video on stripping RG6 if this is your first time using this tool and RG6. Compression connectors are much easier than the crimp-on and solder on connectors I used most of my life. These were SO easy. I used the outdoor trueCABLE RG6 Quad Shield coax, the trueCABLE stripper, their compression tool and their Type F compression connectors for QS RG6. I also used it on some Beldon RG6 quad shield. It was weird at first but I was amazed how easy it was.