Review on Cable Matters 110 Punch Down Tool: Enhanced Efficiency with 110 Blade! by Kendriece Figueroa
Crude and cheap but works
I paid $10.99 for mine. At this price it's just ok. It's cheaply made and you can feel it. The pressure control is stiff and it takes a lot of finger strength to switch it to high. The position mark does not quite line up with the hole. Following a recommendation, I just left it at a high level. It penetrates the wire quite well but leaves the ends hanging a little on the insulation. I wouldn't recommend it for professional work, but it's definitely better than a disposable plastic tool for casual use.
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