JRready DAP-D173 Molex Pin Extractor Mini Fit Jr Extraction Tool Electrical Pin Removal Tool Molex 11-03-0044 ATX Pin Removal Tool for Mini Fit Jr Terminals with Built in Plunger Depinning Tool

This pin extractor is a game changer if you work with a lot of molex mini fit connector's and pin's. Compared to other de-pinner's I have used, this one is quick, easy, and works the first time. They are compatible only with the molex mini fit jr. series, so make sure that's what you are needing before buying. The durability is good, but you do have to be careful when using not to put to much pressure on the tip's, or they can bend. Overall, a great product that I would definitely recommend to anyone!

There are cheaper DIY alternatives out there (the best of which are staples!!!), but nothing will work as fast, as accurately, as neatly and as ergonomically as this tool. For a single use tool it's not cheap. The result, however, will speak for itself. Don't buy this tool if you only have to work on one plug. If you have a lot of GPU plugs that need modification, or need to pull the pins of an ATX 24 pin cable. This is it! Also, this tool has a push button that allows you to eject the pins from the plastic housing without damage to the pin itself. And once you are done the pins will snap back into the housing with a satisfying 'click.' This is a 5 star product. No question. And well worth the price I paid for it.

I wish I bought this first instead of wasting my time and money on the universal key sets. Very easy to use on mini fit jr. Seems like a good build quality. Fits nice. Worth the money, saves lots of frustration. Like others have said, make sure you're buying for the right molex size

JRready has become my choice for electrical connector tools and pins. I was a bit reluctant at first, but after making my first crimps with their tools, I was absolutely sold. Solid feel to each tool I've used, excellent machining of pins and sockets, high quality connectors. Only complaint is there's not much documentation included for using the tools; YouTube is a reliable source though, if you can't figure it out on your own (I needed help with the Deutsch-type connectors. Once I got the idea, though, super easy to fabricate.)

Faced with a couple of new spendy workstation builds + fed up with 'staple' removal method as seen on YT videos, I wanted to make 100% custom PSU cables this time and ditch with the 'one length fits all' stock cables. And as builder's know, a few stock molex minfit-jr's need to be re-purposed for such a task which can be a PITA! So after trying other low budget throw-away and frankly, cheesy tools, I broke down and suffered additional build delays ordering the JRready DAP-D173 tool and receiving it not knowing how it worked. Looked good but a little pricey having reflected on the funds I already spent on frustrating 'tools' I had already spent what they were asking for the JRready DAP-D173. Oh well. But it paid off and now here to report it worked fine with a few practice runs aided, in my case, by a lighted 3X magnifying desk lamp. I quickly (like 20 minutes) learned to do multiple pin removals (not one at a time) and pull them all away from the housing with one pull! No problem. The spring loaded ejection pin is the key advantage for this tool. Learn to insert tool to proper depth and with co-ordination using the the muscular portion of the palm of your hand below the pinkey finger-- push the plunger towards the housing which pushes the tool pin to eject the connector pin and you'll have it made.

Works very well. Unfortunately, mine came with a screw missing for the head/tip.

Very nice Quality but I returned because of incorrect order on my part

It works for some connectors but not others. The design looks slick and sound in concept but failed in practice. The plunger is prone to jam into the square conductor and the tangs can be bent. It does not work for several contacts in on connectors so it does not work at all! the bent tangs make the return questionable but I will try.

When you insert the two rods into the socket it comes out easily

This removal tool is one of the best I've used for this style of pin, the spring loaded release is great. If you often struggle to remove pins, this will save you alot of time and frustration. Good value for money 💰

Declip tres facilement les clips minifit

After testing some other extractors, my hopes were not very high however this tool has work perfectly so far to repin multiple sets of PSU cables. Replaceable tip is also a bonus.