🔌 Enhanced Through Wall Wire Threader Fish Tape - 40FT (12M) with Fish Cable Fastener & Steel Rope Review

I was very lucky with this tape for difficult wall passages. I like it better than the metal rolled fish tape. It has the right amount of flexibility and "spring power" to get it through tough walls and some conduits.

I bought this because my old metal fishing line snapped. It was an inexpensive alternative for use in my household. I was able to run a 50 foot CAT 6 cable and a 50 foot HDMI cable through a wall, floor, ceiling and another floor. The small metal hoops that come with the kit worked amazingly. I had to pull hard to get this HDMI cable through and the fishing cable held up well. I recommend this for DIYers who run cables around their homes.

This tape is long and strong, but not straight. I had to pull my way through four walls, each of which had only a narrow opening. This cord was long enough and strong enough to eventually pull. But the rotation it has by nature (twisting) causes it to go off course several times. I ended up solving the problem by tapeing it to a hanger to keep it from drifting off course through tight holes. This was only possible because I had access to several places along the link. If you want something long

This tape saved me a lot of time when it came to installing neutral wires for my home automation system. When in doubt, not to be honest, I was able to easily fish this tape out through the bended line. It took me a few hours to make a switch (for fear of doing so based on previous experience with fishing wire) and was able to catch the neutral wire in minutes. It was a real shock to me. The band is very flexible yet strong enough to take it through twists and turns. I'm no longer afraid to lay

I'm not a professional electrician but I have had to route cables through conduit for many years. When I saw the low price for this puller, I grabbed it. I first used it to run some wires through a flexible rubber hose used for landscaping. I found the wire stripper to be unstable, smooth, and easy to thread. Each end was closed and moved easily. The included clasp was easy to use and proved to be quite strong. It was a lot better than my old habit of pulling one wire through and then using it…

Update 09/28/2021 — I found a way to make the impossible possible. I decided to try again and pushed it all the way through the hole in the ceiling. Although it took some trial and error, I was able to visualize part of it from another hole and catch it with the hook. You need to mirror the video from mobile phone to TV for it to work. The bright green was more visible against the dark ceiling. If you just want it straight, I definitely recommend regular duct tape. This tape is not straight or…

I purchased the 40ft version (turned steel covered in green plastic) which came with a wire loop tool that attaches through a hole on either end of the fishing line. This worked well for us, fishing through the 1.5 inch space between the ceiling and the floor above, and jumping over and around the metal studs. Very happy with this particular fishing band for the price. We used to pull a Romex 14-3 up the wall and into the ceiling. A force of about 50 pounds was applied. Notice that it spins and

I had to run 25 feet (2 barrels, 14 and 11 feet) of 18/4 CL3R safety wire through a 3/4 inch pipe with existing wires. This was to connect two pull current transformers for my Enphase solar system from the main panel to the combiner. I have no prior knowledge and was able to accomplish this in 2 hours. As the fishing wire and cable 90% broke up in the line and had to pull both out and start over. I glued them together on the first try and they came off immediately. Too wide to fit through the…