Muzata 10 Pack 1/8" Cable Railing Hardware Kit Hand Swage Threaded Stud Tensioner for 2x2 Metal Post T316 Stainless Steel Deck Cable Railing System CR23

They were easy to install with the right crimper. Take your time and measure carefully so you don’t end up too short or too long. These worked great for my 6x6 posts. They were not long enough to go through the posts at and able to match my stairs. They have only been installed for a month. I’ll try to write another review after some time passes.

This system for Cable Railing is the best, look clean, beautiful and super easy to installed. And a great price!

Works great I had no issues with cables pulling out when crimped. I used a temco 10ton crimper and crimped two spots.

I was trying to figure out how to attach a cable that allowed me to tighten it for a structure to prevent the cats at the rescue from climbing up above the room and learned about these railing fasteners. I didn't want to create a loop in the end as I needed the wire cable to be tightened so this was very easy to install and cut the excess off.All it took was buying the crimper for $50. The quality of these pieces is excellent. I first took a Dremel and wore down the cutoff discs quickly. It works okay with a bi-metal handsaw but that wore the teeth down rather quickly. So next time, I'll be using my angle grinder. If it was some cheap soft metal, I know it can be cut with a handsaw quickly, but it was great to know this product is made of quality stainless.I crimped in two spots to be sure the 1/8" steel cable wire did not come loose while tightening. So far, so good!

Value for money - these look great once installed. I did a small inside section first, and now I'm doing the deck with this same process.

These are very easy to use with a hydraulic swaging tool. They go through a 4X4 post and the result is a good looking cable railing system.

Price is great. Arrived extremely fast

These are easy to install and look great. The only problem I found was the washers are too small, so they sink into the wood under the wire’s tension. (Obviously depends on the wood - I am using treated pine.). So I replaced them with some 3/4 diameter washers and all good.