coax prep tool ideal for rg 6 and rg 59 cable for compression connectors crimp

Description

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This is a coax prep tool for rg6 (larger) and rg 59 (smaller)  cable connectors
Not all coax cable is the same, and some brands its hard to get the connectors fully seated on the cable.
This happens alot with plenum coax
You may think this ninja prep tool is silly, till the boss makes you place a few hundred connectors (and you can't feel your pointer finger/thumb when you go home at night(both hands))
it spreads the presser across you hole hand, not just your thumb and pointer finger
Side #1
preps/opens rg6 (larger hole)
Side #2
preps/opens rg59 (smaller hole)
Side #3
you can screw on rg6 or rg 59 connector and use the tool to push it on (after you used the other sides to open the cable)
You can use this for compression or crimp connectors
but still keep in mind once the connector is on you still have to terminate it with another tool
Please also see my coax and stripping tools
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