Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hand Swager Crimper 30 Inch ,Swaging Tool for 5/32" 1/4" 5/16" Wire Rope,Hand Cimping Tool for Copper Aluminum Oval Sleeves and Stop Sleeves,Wire Rope Crimping Tool Swage Tool Long Handle Lab

I hope got it my item order on page. I paid it since November 28 still now no. They are not shipping let drop item that for me Please shipping to me once ! I wait today December 18/2024 thanks who you are care solved

I use 5/16 wire rope for pulling trees. Aluminum sleeves crimped with this tool don't slip. For safety I use two sleeves on each cable end. My only complaint is this tool is vary hard to operate with 5/16 sleeves. Longer handles on the tool would be a major improvement.

I bought this to do some swagging of cables at a project I was working on. A simple machine which does exactly what it's supposed to do. What more could you ask for.

It easy to use when lower ground but up high is pretty heavy to press it in and you will need a lot of strength to press when compress

This is a quality, heavy duty tool that works and easy to use. VEVOR Hand Swager Crimper 24 Inch,Swaging Tool 5 Cavity 1/16" 3/32" 1/8" 5/32" 3/16",Hand Cimping Tool for Copper Aluminum Oval Sleeves and Stop Sleeves,Wire Rope Crimping Tool Swage Tool Long Hand

Received this tool quickly I use it for my ATV winch cable. It work as advertised. Reasonably priced.

For 3/16" crimps, tool needs to be pretty heavy duty which this is. I was impressed how well it worked although it does require some effort which is expected. Also cuts the wire rope very cleanly.

It swages five sizes of oval-type crimp sleeves easily because of the leverage of the long handles. There was a little problem, but the responsive staff at Vevor took care of it right away, and I am pleased with the results.

A new wire core halyard for my flagpole is $110. For only a few dollars more I purchased the hardware and this tool to make two 50' halyards. My only complaint keeping it from a 5 star review is that one of the handles should have a flat spot to push against the ground or floor because with a tool this big, like a large bolt cutter, you're not going to chest press both handles together unless you're 6'4+ and built like the Rock.

So far so good! This tool seems very strong. I have used it a small amount so far, but I'm just learning how to use it so if I was going to break it easily, it would have happened by now.It's a little bulky to get used to, especially since I'm using one hand to hold the crimp and the other hand(s) to hold the tool. If I use it on a carpeted floor, it's much easier.The wire cutter portion works well.I haven't figured out how to store it, however. It arrived with the arms together, but I haven't figured out how to get it back to that state yet... Hopefully that is a possibility?