🔧 Klein Tools 2005N: Wire Cutter, Stripper, Crimper with Shear Cutter - Ideal for 10-18 AWG Stranded Wire Stripping and 10-22 AWG Terminal Crimping Review

Absolutely the best crimping and wire stripping tool, it's used every day, very durable and comfortable grips. Worth all the money.

Have been waiting for this combo for a long time from a young age. Great for a marine or electronics engineer. A little stiff in the joint, but that's to be expected with small instruments.

I like the all in one idea. Hard from the factory. Soaking in hilling oil will help loosen. Strippers aren't the best for 18 gauge. The crimping function is good. The cuts are good too. Lubricate the pliers with glue lol.

These are high quality crimping/stripping tools. I work on electric forklifts and use a range of crimping pliers on a daily basis. They work better than the snap-ons I've used. Cutting and crimping is easy. The only downside to this is that you might get into trouble if you need to crimp something in a tight spot/space.

great design I've waited years for this combination of features on a sturdy stand. There is no need to have both a wire stripper and stake (crimping tool) and switch back and forth. All this in one hand. Yes I know there are wire strippers but not a heavy duty set. If you are an industrial electrician. I recommend it.

This is the best all in one tool I've seen for the gauge of wire it works with. For the smaller diameter, get the Lisle 68250. Get both to cover almost any cabling need. It's nice to be able to collect tools when traveling or at work. This eliminates the need for additional special crimping, cutting and stripping tools. They will do any job well, but not as well as specialty tools, so keep that in mind. For larger jobs use special tools, for smaller jobs it is better to have them on hand, they…

I ordered these to replace two tools. They seemed like a great upgrade at first, but in the last week or two I've found that they're not as ergonomic as I was hoping. I work with different vehicle systems, so I needed a quick tool. The rubber grips are a bit larger than I was hoping for and very abrasive. The scissors at the very end of the tool are not sharp at all. DOYLE crimping machines from the large Rock Candy Mountain Store have a more perfect cut. These Kleins crimp rather than cut the…