Klein Tools VDV427-104 Dura-Blade 110/66 Cut Combination Punch Down Blade

good official blade for Klein punch tool !

I've known of, used, and purchased Klein tools since 1963! Mathias Klein, in 1857, a Black Smith Forge-Man, started by making one tool for a Telegraph Lineman, it was so good, Mathias got a reputation. Linemen (no longer gender specific), deserve and need the finest tools. They work under very difficult conditions, even when there isn't a storm, flood, tornado, or hurricane. These people risk their lives to deliver Electricity and Communications Service to all of us. Klein makes tools that can be trusted, that work reliably, and are safe. Buy a Klein tool, and you can use it for life. kleintools.com kleintools.com/content/history This "110 Type" blade is double ended, one end punches down only, the other end punches down & cuts. I also have the: "Klein Tools VDV427-806 Punchdown Multi-Tool with 110/66 Blade" "Klein Tools VDV427-016-SEN 66 Type Terminate/Terminate and Cut Punch Down Blade" The "Klein Tools VDV427-806 Punchdown Multi-Tool" comes with a "combo" blade. 66 Type Cutting at one end, and 110 Type Cutting at the other. For punchdown work without cutting, "daisy chaining" work, you'll need "Non-Cutting" blades. This product is a Dual 110 Type Blade: 110 Non-Cutting (1 end) AND 110 Cutting (other end). Simple, elegant, rugged, dependable, efficient.

I have been using punch tools since 1996 and have used many different blades thought the only good blade was fluke eversharp, but this blade is on par with eversharp without the higher price tag.

Cuts most of the time. Sharp and pointy!

I have been using a no name blade for years in my punch down tool for a few years and the blade actually curled over from thousands of punches. This one is sharp, and the metal is stronger and keeps a sharp edge.