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Park ToolCN-10 Professional Cable Cutter
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The CN-10 Cable and Housing Cutter is a shop quality cutter designed specifically for use on all bicycle cables and housing, including hard-to-cut index housing. The CN-10 has cold forged, heat treated steel handles for strength and precision ground cutting jaws for a clean cut on every cable. Dual density molded grips are specially contoured for superior comfort and control.
The CN-10 has a built in crimper for cable end caps and a forming hole for reforming housing ends and housing ferrules. A wire latch holds the handles together when not in use
Tree Fort Bikes Take:
We wouldn't use anything else to cut our cables or housing.
UPC
763477002044
MPN
CN-10C
Tree Fort ID:
333222335932
Review Summary
LIKES
Functionality (13),
Durability (7),
aesthetics (3),
Awesome (2)
WORKS FOR
Brake Cables (11),
Shifter Cables (14),
Housing (15)
DISLIKES
None (1)
4.5 GEARS
17 reviews
17 reviews
Customer Reviews
5
May 14, 2010
reviewed by: migueljosetovar
I used my Park CN-10 cutters to install Jagwire Ripcord shifter and brake cables on my mountain bike. There is no way I could have gotten the job done without them. They cut right through the tough housings without smashing the ends to bits.
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April 16, 2010
reviewed by: mrfeti
To amend my previous review. I brought these cutters back to the tree fort just to make sure that my poor experience with these wasn't just user error. Two of the tree fort mechanics used the pair of cutters I had bought and said that mine were indeed defective. They also showed me how a good pair should cut and I must say the good set of cutters did a really good job! I will raise my previous review of 1 star up to 4 stars. I'd give it a higher review, but as of yet I'm not sold on the durability of the tool.
To tree forts credit, they took the tool back and reimbursed me for my expense.
4
September 08, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Solid tool. I prefer the Pedro's cable cutter myself, but as that was out of stock this was a good second choice. No problems, no regrets.
5
April 16, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
Cuts housing and cable very cleanly. At this price look no further.
5
July 15, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
You just can't cut housing or cable with a cheap cutter from the hardware store. This tool is essential for making sure the cable doesn't fray.
5
January 12, 2020
reviewed by: ajbarrera
Replaced an old pair of wire cutters with these. I should have bought these years ago.
5
March 23, 2012
reviewed by: smt...@um...h.edu
This is the cutter to get. I haven't tried any other bike-specific cutters, but I have tried various diagonal-cutters, and let me tell you, it's just not the same. The crushing motion of the diagonal cutter works fine on wire (even including brake cable), but ruins housing ends. The Park cutter does not ruin the ends (although you may still need to file just a bit to get full smoothness). It's worth it just to reduce your number of headaches.
5
February 06, 2012
reviewed by: Kirk511
These work pretty damn good for the price. I have used these on all of my recumbent trikes and my velomobile and they are still going strong.
5
July 16, 2012
reviewed by: mmkgraphx
These cutters are solid, durable and perform beautifully on every cable/housing type (standard or specialty) that I have used. My last pair lasted about 8 years and the pair I just purchased are no different. I do a lot of work for my rider group. On average about 5 cable replacement jobs a month, more in the muddy weather seasons. This unit cuts smoothly with minimal housing compression.
5
August 09, 2010
reviewed by: elsantomoto
Cuts cleanly; aesthetically pleasing.
5
October 25, 2011
reviewed by: bhalpin47
I have tried all kinds of hardware store cable cutters and all of them either crimp the ends of the housings or dull quickly and fray the cables. I will never use any other tool for the job! What can I say, they're Park Tools!
5
December 15, 2011
reviewed by: mobulidaex
These work great. I originally tried to use wire cutters from my local hardware store; I was trying to save some money. Well, they kept fraying the cable housing. I ended up buying the Park Tool cable cutters in the end and they worked amazing. Cut through the cable housing easily, making clean cuts. I wish I had never wasted time and money on the other cutters. Spend the few extra bucks on a nice tool. You'll save time and money in the long run.
5
August 21, 2019
reviewed by: ajbarrera
These work well. No problem cutting brake cables. Wish I had bought these months ago.
5
April 05, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
I've been stupidly using pliers for years, mangling cable housing and cables. Just bought these during a new build. Wow. Wish I could go back in time and kick myself in the nuts for trying to save a few bucks. Really useful.
3
November 23, 2010
reviewed by: koonuy
Works fine, but isnt anything special.
Convenient because it's all in one tool, but none of the tools are any "better" than what you can get through a hardware store.
Not a necessity, but still, nice to have.
5
February 26, 2010
reviewed by: agerweck
I used the Park CN-10 Cable Cutters almost every day, and they definitely get the job done. As long as you only use them to cut cables and housing, they stay sharp for many years.
1
April 10, 2010
reviewed by: mrfeti
I installed a new cable kit on my bike today but before I got started I went out and bought this tool to cut the housing and cables. I found that after cutting the rear derailure section of housing that these cutters lost their sharpness and they started fraying the cables and had a hard time cutting through the housing. I resorted back to an older set of wire cutters from home depot to finish cutting the cables. I was forced to finish using these cutters for the housing since my regular wire cutters couldn't cut through it, but they didn't cut nearly as clean or as easily as at first.
I know park tool makes good products so I'll give them credit and say that maybe this set of cutters just slipped by the Quality Assurance staff, but for $25 I'm pretty disapointed.
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