Miller MSAT 16 Channel Mid-Span Electrical Wire Tool and Pouch for Technicians, Electricians and Installers, Easily Portable Wire Stripper, Electrical Cable Tool, 3.2 Oz

Once you get it set and get used to it (use scrap fiber) it works like a dream. Jacketing comes off in one piece.

It's an interesting idea for sure but it's not very goo's in my opinion. Perhaps I got a faulty product. I'll explain why I don't like it I was doing a 288 midspan the other day and it was digging almost all the way to the other side of the tube. I used the right setting first, and it was shaving the fibers while also digging farther down into the tube than advertised. I tried a bigger setting, same issue. I went all the way from 12 to 16. 13+ didn't shave the fibers but it still dug too deep into the tube's. I didn't have another midspanner at the time so I had to cut all the tube's and splice the fibers that weren't supposed to have been broke. MSAT 5 is the way to go. I recommend against MSAT 16 simply because it's not reliable and super sketchy to use

Second one I buy, the first one was pretty nice, opening the buffer easily, this one seems to have a bad blade and instead of cut the buffer tub it holds and separate then I do have to open it with my nails

Just what I was looking for

It puts a tight bend on the buffer tubes