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daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Personally, I prefer an impact punch down tool. I think that it tends to > make a more solid connection. That adds cost plus you will probably end up > needing to buy the blade seperately and if you aren't doing a lot of these > then it may not be worth the cost. Still, some of us like to collect > tools. <g> These low voltage plates are not super strong ... I think a normal punch down tool would probably break the plastic. The little tool they provide is more than adequate. david
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