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Shimano TL-CT12 Cable Cutter features an ergonomic handle, and chrome plated carbon steel for rigidity and durability. Wire latch holds handles together when not in use Comfortable handles offer excellent grip Awl for re-opening liner after cutting housing Flats for pinching cable end-caps :
Best cuts on spiral brake housing, but not perfect.
I own a Felco C-7, Park CN-2, Park CN-4 and the Shimano TL-CT12. I’ve used the Hozan C-217 and Pedro’s cable cutter, which are similar to the C-7 design. This isn’t a knock against Hozan or Pedro’s – the original Felco design has been copied by any number of companies - in a number of industries - over the years. All these cable cutters provide a clean cut on derailleur and brake inner wires. The Felco C-7 and the Shimano TL-CT12 provide the best cuts on 4mm braided derailleur housing. But the real test is spiral wound 5mm brake housing and I’ve found no hand-held cutter that can produce a perfect cut. The ShimanoTL-CT12 produces the best cut compared to the other tools – with only a small sharp edge. Unfortunately, I'm still dress the end on a bench sander for a clean fit.
The TL-CT12 also has very low leverage, requiring more effort than other cable shears. The Felco C-7 is the more robust tool in this group and the Shimano tool seems very light duty. The TL-CT12's built-in awl and crimp tool are very convenient and function well. I'm exclusively using the TL-CT12 right now and giving this tool 4-stars for the time being. We'll see how it holds up over time.