🔗 Muzata 165ft Stainless Steel Wire Rope Cable Railing Decking 1/8inch 7x7 Strand DIY Balustrade String WR01, WP1 Review

I used it to support outdoor lighting and it has enough durability for that purpose. It was easy to combine with non-crimp fittings. I only found 2 loose threads on a full spool. It's tough, so you need a plan to keep the reel under control after it loosens. I split it into 3 rolls about 50ft long and they were a lot easier to manage.

Excellent harness, no problem. If you use it outside, hope it won't rust. Update: I took it off the star. I ended up using more cord to finish the job and I ended up with a whole handful of tiny slivers of steel that I can't get out. Work with gloves! Also, he would be a lot easier to work with if he were in some sort of spiral. It tends to relax, so it can be difficult to style. Update: No rust after a year of New England weather!

I have used this cable along with the recommended IWISS tool kit and Muzata cable set to run cables on my patio. This is a new install so I don't know how the cable will hold up to the weather but for now it was everything I expected the cable to be. I would give it five stars except that when I put the spool down it very uncomfortably exploded into a tangle that was difficult to untangle. It would be worth warning so that preventive measures could be taken.

Great! It was cheaper and cheaper than a 250ft roll. 100 feet wasn't enough for my project. This length was perfect! The cable didn't fray when I used a cutter designed for stranded cable, but when I tried to use my wire cutters it frayed too much, so I recommend buying a cable cutter that catches and squeezes the strands as you cut them. This is very important when using compression fittings as cuts made with a cutter that straightens strands as they are cut (oblique knife) will not fit…

The cable has been on the road for more than a month and there are no signs of rust (it was quite foggy in the morning, everything is wet in the morning but dry most of the day). I did not order the offered wire cutters or pliers. My bolt cutters worked fine, cutting the cable and crimping it. These are large bolt cutters and are a bit new so using bolt cutters can be a bit of an accident, but as long as I cut closer to the bottom of the blades it cuts fairly cleanly for me. If I did this more…

This cable is fantastic and easy to use. Installed some hanging signs with it and it was a breeze. Great product and the scissors have stood the test of time after over 100 cuts. never fades A big problem with them is the handles. They're too close together and cause snagging problems, but worst of all they pose a huge safety hazard for guys with big hands. When I press to sever the cable, *SNAP*, the cables are severed and I feel a lot of pain. Look down and he bent my middle fingernail…