VCE 90 Degree Keystone Ethernet Stripper Review

First of all you should know that I'm very picky about my Keystone. I used about 200 of these on my last install. with a platter to place the keystone on while you punch it so you don't have to place the keystone on the floor or against the wall. Makes stamping a lot easier. When you're ready to place them on the wallplate they snap easily into place. I know I've bought keystones in the past which are very tiring on my fingers. Overall they're solid, simple and feel good the hand .

Definitely a tremendous value compared to buying from a larger store. Instructions were easy to follow and the product worked great. Was able to fix the uneven internet in the walls as the original installer did such a poor job on the ends, but it made it easy to go from 400mb to 930 after I fixed my lines 😀

Rewriting our house from the old Cat5 to Cat6e. So I ordered all the new trapezoid stones. The holder was a nice bonus and made for a good platform for punching wires. I had no problems with these trapezoid stones. 45 connectors were connected with only one error, and that was entirely due to a broken wire. So very happy with these bushings.

First of all, you should know that I am very picky about my capstones. This last setup, I think I used about 200 of these. is that it comes with a platter to place the keystone on while you hit it, so you don't have to place the keystone on the floor or against the wall. into the wall plate, they snap easily I know I have bought keystones in the past which are very tiring for my fingers Generally they are reliable, simple and comfortable to hold

VCE 50-Pack RJ45 Cat6 90 Degree Keystone Jack Replacing CAT5 cables 20 years ago as well as running new cables and installing connectors. These keystone jacks were inexpensive and worked just as well as those twice the price. After installing more than 30 of them, there was not a single marriage. They come with a combination wire stripper and punch tool, but work great with a professional block 110 punch tool. They're the perfect size for a standard Keystone wall plate and patch panel. Husband…

When I moved in over 20 years ago, I ran CAT5e cabling throughout the first floor and basement of my two story home. I didn't have network access from the 2nd floor until Wi-Fi came along which I use today to access the 2nd floor. I installed 2 Ubiquiti Unifi Hotspots on the ceiling of my 1st floor, but there are still WiFi dead zones on the 2nd floor. Instead of using a wireless solution like extenders or a wireless network, I decided to run a single Ethernet cable from the basement to the…