🔧 Gardner Bender PS 150 Plastic Installation Tool Review

They hold well without pinching so it's easier than a hammer clamp in that regard. and i've hit them and they don't crack or break so i think they're strong enough for the job.

I used these to secure the Romex wires I installed in my garage. They are easy to install and remove if you make a mistake. My walls aren't finished yet so I wanted the electrical wires to look smooth along the shelves and they did the job.

I needed clips to secure ethernet and power cables in the basement. They seem to be working very well. The hammering is a bit awkward, sometimes the nail bends or something. but that probably has more to do with my forging skills than with this product.

These plastic cable clamps are everything you could want in a plastic cable clamp. They have a plastic part that keeps the cables neatly fixed without squeezing them. Each has two nails that secure sufficiently to the wood when heads are hammered in, effectively holding the cable in place.

Can't convince my old cable bud that they can be used. However, if you can nail one end, insert the wire, and nail the other nail, it makes it easier to get things in place. Significantly less falling or breaking staples. Not sure about durability, just started using it. Although so far so good.

These are by far the best wire clips I can find. I used a construction stapler, it wasn't strong enough. I've used regular metal clips but they are difficult to work with while also holding the wire in place. This is great because you can push the plastic piece into place, effectively holding the wire in place, and then drive in each nail individually or all at once. Hands don't bother, glasses enter easily. No more bending clamps. Those are the only ones I would buy.