Felco C7 Cable Cutter for Up To 5/32" Wire Rope
Key features
- •Most popular sized Felco Cable Cutter
- •Pressed steel handles with non-slip grips
- •Plastic coated handles afford a firm comfortable grip
- •Unique triangular cutting jaws never leave a frayed end on cut cables
- •Thumb catch designed for one-handed operation
Felco C7 Cable Cutter for Up To 5/32" Wire Rope
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.5
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Based on 10 reviews
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Long lasting tool!
Chavdem•October 10, 2017
A very useful tool in small diameter steel such as chain link fence, cable ties, and anything else that has a smile diameter circumference! This cutter lasts a long time, I have had one for up to 10 years!
Three Stars
Paul•August 9, 2017
Cut great first 5 cuts. After that it get tougher to cut
Joy of cutting
dMoneyDizzle•April 9, 2017
Like butter. These replaced my Pedro's cutters. They cost more but the benefit is super clean cuts. With the price of some of the cables today it's especially worth it. Should last a long time.
Five Stars
JWK•November 24, 2016
Fantastic tool that cuts through wire without any strain on the wrist.
Excellent product
bubbs90•July 3, 2015
This was purchased to cut many 7x19 3/32" galvanized aircraft cables I strung to support homegrown hops. Very clean cuts with no fraying whatsoever made threading the ends through the crimp sleeves a breeze. Having used a utility knife to cut a thicker cable wrapped in duct tape for a one-off project years ago, there was no way I had the time or patience to do that with a couple dozen cuts for this project. I trust previous reviewers reports on the longevity of the blade sharpness and look forward to another season of problem free cutting for next year's batch of hops that are going up on the side of the garage.
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