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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Yesterday 01:01 PM
frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Yesterday 01:01 PM

Klein Tools Ratcheting Modular Crimper/Stripper

+ Free S&H w/ Prime

$20

$35

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Woot! has Klein Ratcheting Modular Crimper for $19.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Fast, reliable modular-crimp connector installation for voice and data applications.
  • All-In-One Tool, cuts, strips and crimps paired-conductor cables (round STP/UTP and flat-satin phone cable).
  • Crimps 4, 6, and 8 position modular connectors (RJ22, RJ11/RJ12, and RJ45).
  • Steel body with black-oxide finish for excellent performance and durability.
  • Crimping dies are precision ground from high-carbon steel.
  • Designed for Western Electric (WE)/Stewart Stamping (SS)-type modular connectors.
  • Ratchet safety-release and a blade-guard on cutting and stripping knives reduce risk of injury.

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Written by phoinix | Staff
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Woot! has Klein Ratcheting Modular Crimper for $19.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Fast, reliable modular-crimp connector installation for voice and data applications.
  • All-In-One Tool, cuts, strips and crimps paired-conductor cables (round STP/UTP and flat-satin phone cable).
  • Crimps 4, 6, and 8 position modular connectors (RJ22, RJ11/RJ12, and RJ45).
  • Steel body with black-oxide finish for excellent performance and durability.
  • Crimping dies are precision ground from high-carbon steel.
  • Designed for Western Electric (WE)/Stewart Stamping (SS)-type modular connectors.
  • Ratchet safety-release and a blade-guard on cutting and stripping knives reduce risk of injury.

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff

Original Post

Written by phoinix | Staff

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FishX
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As long as we live.

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balloonsharkYesterday 06:10 PM
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I think this is the Amazon link for reference and reviews:


https://www.amazon.com/Modular-In...DV226-817/
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fuzzyballzYesterday 09:03 PM
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Quote from SeriousDolphin8455 :
People still make cables? 😁
Where can you find 3" cat cables?
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FishXYesterday 09:37 PM
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Quote from SeriousDolphin8455 :
People still make cables?
As long as we live.
Last edited by FishX April 28, 2026 at 02:45 PM.
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fastpakrYesterday 09:41 PM
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Quote from AustinM8565 :

Monoprice. A 3 foot patch cable would be 2.89. That is where I get all my patch cables from. The only place IMO it's economical to make your own cables is when doing runs in a house. Just my personal opinion.
You're responding to someone asking about three -inch- cables. The point is that sometimes you need custom length cables. Or to replace an end. Plenty of times where a box of pre made patch cables of a standard length won't solve the problem adequately.
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asdfasdf333Yesterday 09:53 PM
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to save some ppl money: many times cities will have a "tool library" where residents can borrow tools.

i've borrowed soldering irons, LED worklights, cable crimpers and garden tools from mine.
very nice when you really only need it one or two times
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tmitim1983Yesterday 10:07 PM
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This thing is already outdated, passing through is what people use every day.
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fastpakrYesterday 11:06 PM
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Quote from AustinM8565 :

Then sure if you have such a niche requirement then go ahead and buy these. A 3 in patch cable would be like 1 inch of cable and two connectors. Would be essentially useless. 1 foot is the smallest anyone really needs to go.
Is it really so hard to comprehend that virtually every person with a networking job and half of the generalized IT staffers have a use for this tool? You're getting wrapped up in specifics of places you don't need it and missing the big picture in the process.
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dreamliner77Today 12:19 AM
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Quote from tmitim1983 :
This thing is already outdated, passing through is what people use every day.

I'd say pros don't use pass throughs but unfortunately I see far too many amateurs masquerading as pros. I don't use 'em and won't let my techs use them. Just another point of failure, especially with PoE equipment.
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fuzzyballzToday 12:23 AM
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Quote from fastpakr :
You're responding to someone asking about three -inch- cables. The point is that sometimes you need custom length cables. Or to replace an end. Plenty of times where a box of pre made patch cables of a standard length won't solve the problem adequately.
+1 for reading comprehension! Big Grin
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Clk1986Today 03:02 AM
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I got this exact tool back in 2018. Works well, no complaints.
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resellpanda_88Today 03:16 AM
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Quote from dreamliner77 :
I'd say pros don't use pass throughs but unfortunately I see far too many amateurs masquerading as pros. I don't use 'em and won't let my techs use them. Just another point of failure, especially with PoE equipment.
What's the best tool to use? I have a box of cable but no tool and ends yet. Would like to make reliable cables. Thanks!

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diveborgToday 03:16 AM
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Quote from tmitim1983 :
This thing is already outdated, passing through is what people use every day.
Not at Intel they don't.

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