Review on 🔌 C2G/Cables to Go 13138 LANtest Network and Modular Cable Test Kit by Scott Clark

When I first started routing the cable, I didn't see many of my co-workers using washers to drive keystone jacks, but this tool has been featured in a few tutorial videos on YouTube recommended. so i tried it If you have a hard surface to work with you might not need it, but most of the time you're on stairs or a cluttered construction site and that's when this little tool can come in handy. The Keystone jack is securely locked into your washer seat and less likely to slide in. It protects you from breaking the harness bushings if your hand slips and you don't land quite straight down like it should. If you don't slip, you're also less likely to pierce your arm from your punch. This is a great tool for people who don't do a lot of hammer work and can benefit from something to hold a keystone jack. stable. More experienced network installers might not worry, but I've learned that even some of them prefer to work with a shim when keystone jacks become clogged. Monoprice Cat5e Punch Down Keystone Jack - White Compared to RJ45 terminals, keystone jacks are expensive, and you may not have enough tools in your toolbox to risk ruining one. Get the punch down puck! It will pay off in a short time.