eoocvt Ratchet Cable Wire Cutter Cut up to 240mm2 Ratcheting Wire Cutting Hand Tool

I haven’t used these a ton, I basically just bought them as a backup pair. I’ve made about 20 cuts through 3/0 copper and so far they work great. I can tell a difference between these and Kleins but for the price difference, these are well worth the money for an apprentice or just a backup pair.

The tool works fine and the price is better. I loose many tools and to replace them is expensive. This tool is inexpensive if I loose it. I can replace it right away.

For the money, definately good. It cuts through 350k wire relatively easily, but that's as big or wire as the jaws will fit. The ratcheting action is smooth, but reversing is a challenge, so be sure of your cuts. Also be advised, the rotary gear will not always grab while you work the tool, but I found pressing the blade in while you're cutting helps it along with minimal holdups.

These are terrible wire cutters !! The racheting mechanism runs out just before your wire is fully cut. Bad design, save your money for a deferrent brand. I waited too long to test these and can not return them . So maybe I can save the next customer some money. Don't buy this product.

Work just as good as Klein and Greenlee that I’ve used. Not sure if they hold up as well as other those brands but they are well built and cut great. I have cut a lot of 250 mcm with them and still sharp. I didn’t have to sharpen them out of box. Would definitely buy again.

Bulky and metal quality isn't as goid as klein or other brands but for the money I didn't expect it to be . It will Get the job Done Had mine for a while now and still going so for the money Its Decent

I’ve only used them about a dozen time so far cuts well !! Well worth the price !! Works just as good as high dollar ones !! Doesn’t like string but neither does a 300.00 pair

They are such low quality, they were broken when I received them. This was probably a very good thing because, had I not noticed the pin loose (see picture on right above finger) in the package, I wouldn't have been able to get a credit back for them. (Thanks Amazon) because I wasn't going to be using them for a while. After investigating why the pin was loose I discovered the worst mechanism on a tool that I had ever seen as well as I doubt if these could cut overcooked spaghetti, let alone, cable. Worthless is about the only word that comes to mind. They are resting snugly in my scrap metal pile presently.