Fluke Networks 10061120 D914S Impact Punch Down Tool with EverSharp 110 & 66 Blades

If you have ever used a punch down tool that is not spring loaded, you will appreciate my excitement with this tool. The impact tool is SO worth it if you will be punching down more than 2 wires! Any professional uses an impact tool. The tool is just SO MUCH easier to use, and I appreciate easier! This is an excellent professional punch down tool, that is the choice of professionals. I couldn't give away my non impact 66 and 110 punch tool after I bought this. Nobody wants to use those tools these days. Fluke always makes the best, and the EverSharp blades are amazingly durable. This is one great tool!

Worked great! fast delivery

I have used this model for years at my old job. I transferred to a new job and had to leave it behind since they owned it. I found that I was sill in need of a tool so I purchased it again. I also like that it has a place to store your extra blade so no matter if your working on a 66 block or a 110 you have what you need at hand. I have not used the screw driver function of this yet but, thought it would come in handy. The onboard wire pic works well to get those hard to reach wirers. The only con to it is their is not a place to store it on the tool also. Thanks WMU for offering it at a great price and shipping it out in a timely manner.

That is the best tool you can ever have. Very comfortable to use—premium quality.

As far as punch down tools go this on is a decent tool, but it's not without its issues.It's easy to use and comes with two blades. The extra blades is one of the problems. The blade is stored on the handle of the tool but it's not secure by any means. I have had the spare bade just fall out randomly, or when I'm actually punching down keystones. This is mildly annoying, but could also pose a risk if the blade falls into sensitive equipment or from heights.The other issue is the variation from a soft to hard punch. The soft punch is not quite hard enough to cut the wire at the end of the keystone and usually requires two or three punches to get a clean cut or enough of a cut to remove the hanging strand by hand. The hard punch setting is way to hard! The force required makes it almost impossible to hold a keystone in place even when using a holder. Plus the hard setting is almost guaranteed to eject the spare blade in the handle.Over all it's a comfortable tool, easy to use with predictive and repeatable punches. If the soft setting had just a bit more force and the hard setting was just a bit softer the function side would be perfect. The spare blade holder is more or less worthless.

Lost my last Fluke of over ten years due to a ripped pouch. Got a new Fluke and a new pouch and everything is back to right in the world.

Fluke quality, it speaks for itself, I'm not sure what else to write other than it works well and it is very durable. I lost my generic punch down tool and when the opportunity came to purchase this Fluke, I took the chance. Works well, if you're doing cabling for a living or semi-living then this is for you. If you're not going to be doing a ton of cabling just stick with a regular punch down tool as it'll save you some $.

This punch down tool cuts upon impact, the impact actually works, and it performs just as good as it did the first time.This tool also has attachments for the 66 block and screwdriver g, a hook that can be used to remove wires in hard-to-reach places.The price is hefty, but it is worth it. Cheaper ones just dont cut it (pun intended).