I was planning on purchasing a pair of cable and housing cutters. Anyway, a LBS have said that Park CN-4 cutters do not function that well and have recommended Shimano TL-CT10 cutters instead. I noticed that Park recently rolled out a newer pair of cable cutters, CN-10. What confidence can anyone give me that the new cutters, PC-10, will function as well as the Shimano cutters? Also, what improvements/features do the CN-10 cutters have that the CN-4 cutters don't? What do the CN-10 cutters do that the Shimano cutters might not do?
Park CN-10 or Shimano TL-CT10 cable & housing cutters...
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I use the Park and have never had a problem, I did hear that the Shimano is better. If you are going to use it at home the Park should be fine.
i you want professional quality ,cut after cut the FELCO's are the best; much better than any other housing cutter.they are really expensive around $70 dollars and difficult to find ,too.
the other choice multiporpuse DREMMEL with a disc cutter two problems :1)heats the liner if you are not carefull and
2) the disc will brake and fly (very fast)so use EYE protection allways
the dremmel produce perfect cuts every time and is great on motorcycle/ bicycle hydrolic brake lines especially braided lines
the other choice multiporpuse DREMMEL with a disc cutter two problems :1)heats the liner if you are not carefull and
2) the disc will brake and fly (very fast)so use EYE protection allways
the dremmel produce perfect cuts every time and is great on motorcycle/ bicycle hydrolic brake lines especially braided lines
love their tools...never a hiccup or complaint.
Pair of cable cutters ,these are a forging ,and ,and retail on them is about 40 ,but if for home use buy the Park CN4`s ,you will be happy
get them here`s a pic these bad boy`s are forged steel ,and rock
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one vote for the shimanos...every other tool i own is park, except for this one
we got some cn 10's at our shop and the first time I used it I was like.....another piece of sh*t.....but then the owner was like gimme those and he wrenched on the bolt, and they work really good now.....yay