LuckIn 1/8" Deck Railing Cable with Cutter, T316 Stainless Steel, 7x7 Strands Construction, String Lights Hanging Wire, 300ft

The cable was good value and true to size, and the cutters were also functional. I would not consider this a high-end tool, but it did not fray the cable at the cut, so it could use in limited environments In the case of an exterior project, T316 marine grade is critical if you don't wish for the cable to discolor, so do not be cheap with the cable. This product was used on a cable railing project, and I couldn't be happier with it. As well as the true size of the cable, there are other factors to consider, such as how well it works with all the hardware, connectors, and tensioners. After purchasing my cable components online and on Amazon, I saved over 50% over what I would have paid at the local big box retailer. It's been about six months since this cable has been installed, and I am very pleased with it.

Dakota Katz

| May 28, 2021

To finish the fence on my second floor, I bought this. Even though it's cheaper than the one from Home Depot, I feel as if it's lighter than the one I got from Home Depot. The cable spreads when I cut it with my scissors, making threading into 1/8" wire fittings difficult. Also, it did not come with a cable cutter, that is contrary to what other reviews claimed. I will return it and buy one from Home Depot to finish my project.

Katie Hines

| Aug 17, 2021

It is not possible to crimp inside a Muzata fitting with this cable. When crimped, the swage fitting is too loose on the inside and after the swage fitting 3 Despite trying four times, it would not grab (even if it did, it would have looked awful with all those marks on the parts). The swaging tool I use is a manual one, and I The crimp only needs to hold one way. Compared to the Muzata cable that I did have left over With the Muzata brand, you'll find the fitting to be slightly larger and to offer some resistance when placing the cable inside it. This is not true of the Luckin brand.

Elias Kennedy

| Jun 09, 2021

You should be aware. This is a 3mm (not 1/8 inch, which is a 3mm) The cable itself will work fine if you plan on using cable/rope thimbles and/or aluminum crimp sleeves. But if you intend to use it with stainless swage lags for 1/8" cable, lots of failed results will occur. This will not be noticed until you tension the cable. Otherwise, it will slip out of the lags over time. Providing life safety for people on decks or staircases is only a concern if your railings are designed to do just that. No matter if you are just using it decoratively or not For life safety applications, ignore this step.

For other loop/crimping applications, it will still be okay. However, DO NOT USE THIS STEP The cable railing should have stainless steel swage lags configured for 1/8" cable if you are installing it with 0mm I don't think this is My digital calipers allowed me to measure the cable at 5 different points, and my measurements confirmed diameters of The 95th century The length of the wire should be around 00mm (expected for 7x7).

Daleyza Lozano

| May 25, 2021

The stainless steel wire rope here is a good fit if you need a 1/8" 7x7 wire rope. When I bought it, it was the best deal I could find. In the process of building my greenhouse, I wired it up (U-style) With bolts that pass through both the top and bottom plates in an X-formation On each of the 3 walls and on the top plates, there is a pattern on three walls and a turnbuckle on one side. By doing that, I was able to perfectly square the walls, which added to the warm, tight ambience of the building. The assemblies have been sitting in the rain for a little over a month without showing any signs In terms of my opinion, I don't expect it to change, but if there is anything out of the ordinary I will write an update.

Ezra Rowe

| Apr 21, 2021

Cable of good quality. There is nothing wrong with the cutter. The first 30 seconds of the video seemed to be a good cut I found 40 to be a bit dull after that. Those who do not have regular gloves should wear latex On the cable is a film that will be fingerprinted all over. For the price, this was a good product.

Cecelia Bird

| Oct 07, 2020

Make sure that hardware is installed correctly with pliers. It is very heavy duty cable. The pictures do not do it justice. The guy wire was bought to be used as a guy wire on a wood swing gate to square it up. It was used to mount an antenna on a mast. It seems that in the last storm (Florida), there was a broken turnbuckle. It may be worthwhile for you to take this on This is done. There is no doubt that the cable is sturdy. My pool will be lit by LED lights thanks to this system. A bracket is included with a cutter that resembles a parrot's beak, complete with a latch to secure the cutter. If you are crimping the end, leave a larger loop. It will be easier for you and will minimize tension on the wire. I would also recommend hardware that provides strain relief for.

Jonas Knight

| Dec 31, 2020

Not so much when it comes to cutters. As of now, the wire appears to be working well, although it's already sagged and stretched out quite a bit after only an hour of installation. Due to the cutter, I did not get a good rating It was good for maybe 10 cuts, then started fraying the wire, and since I am using proprietary wire tensioners (Gripple) frayed ends wouldn't work. I ended up destroying some parts in the process. Because of the frayed wire, the wire is fine, but don't trust these wirecutters or else you might end up having to buy more wire or hardware than you planned.

Ahmed Reilly

| Jul 21, 2021