DGOL20 Pack 3/32 inch to 1/8 inch Zinc Plated Wire Rope Clamp Clip Holder Sturdy 3/32-1/8 inch

These are perfectly fine and serviceable. I used them to secure covered wires to a fence, which I am using to hold up a star jasmine. Despite the fact that you are not supposed to use these with covered wire, I did. I tightened them quite a bit and they are holding up fine. I went for the small size so they would be less noticeable in the shrubbery. They are much less expensive here than at the local hardware store, which charges about a buck a piece for these.

I had already purchased some of these wire rope clamps 3/32 by 1/8 at a small hardware store. I ran short and looked online and found exactly the same size. But when I receive them they are smaller the previous ones I have already started using. Needless to say I was very disappointing. I had to locate that small hardware store again and go back and buy the correct size. I did try two of them and I did not find where they were stripping when I tightened them up.

I used this these to string up some wire rope. They worked well enough for that. The only negative was that it was not possible for me to get a socket on to tighten. There is not enough room between to two nuts for the socket to fit between. I’ve used other rope clamps where this was not a problem.

These were smaller than I expected (having bought some at a local shop for 3/32 cable). However, they are holding up a 5-foot porch swing and a saucer tree swing - both of which support multiple users.

Just what I expected to receive. Saved me a trip to HD. Nothing wrong, pretty straight forward, would purchase again.

Clamps work as promised. Used them in reconstructing a clothesline. For this purpose, use two clamps... not just one.

While tightening the rope clip with minimal force (using a 3 inch crescent wrench), the threads stripped, leaving the nut to rotate freely and preventing proper (and safe) tensioning of a cable. Are these clips made with adequate steel under the zinc? The thread collapse I experienced suggests the answer is no.

These things were easily stripped when tightening down... had to use three per line because didn't feel comfortable with only one/two because couldn't torque them down very tight because the threads would strip out.