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Hi,

can anyone recommend a decent rj45 crimper, been looking on ebay, but most from hong kong and look cheap.

Would like a decent quality one, that actually crimps properly.

Thanks guys!
 
If data is your main line of work then it's worth splashing out on decent kit, but if it's only now and then you need to weigh it up.
 
Thanks guys, probably go for the screwfix ones as they look decent quality and I only require them now and then.

Thanks for the replies.
 

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