Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will the compression tool work for BNC connectors?
Document: I found that this bundle worked great with RG6-Quad cable. The stripper works great for making 2-level strips as long as you use it carefully and take your time. It's just plastic and the blade is very small, but it will do the job if you don't handle it roughly. The supplied compression connectors work fine with RG6-Quad and standard RG6 cable and the compression tool is a snap to use.
Along with the instructions, they include clear color photos of the steps involved and what your cable should look like (be sure to open the yellow cardboard back panel as it has more photos and instructions inside). The f-connectors included are of good quality and are made for RG6 quad. The compression tool could not work better. Once you have the cable end prepared, and you force the f-connector down the cable end to the proper depth, simply insert the end into the compression tool and squeeze.
Rewired our entire house using this tool kit. Kit includes easy to follow instructions for installing compression connectors on RG6 (and RG6 Quad) coax cables. The connectors included in the kit work with both cable types. Stripper makes nice clean cuts at proper depths... Just follow the instructions. Quality steel compression crimper works great with supplied connectors and common brands of similar length connectors. You can't go wrong at this price!
Loved using these tools. I have tried the screw on types in the past. This specialized tool made short and easy work of putting ends on--I did about 10 connectors, and had fun doing it.
It cannot be used as a wire stripper. The quality of the tool is fair - better than the stripper, but not as good as the crimper.As far as the connectors, it took a little work, but I was able to get the connector on the quad-shielded cable. The problem was getting a good grip on the connector to be able to twist it back and forth to get it onto the cable.
My experience is in telecommunications supporting the broadcast industry. Back in the "good old days" it was common to have trouble with different brands of F connectors. General quality, exact fit of the coax or the crimping tool...  Thankfully the compression type F connector has virtually eliminated those problems.I own this kit for home use (I'm retired) and of course, the occasional friend in need. So far, regardless of connector brand, 100% success.
After years of using the old type of connectors for cable, one of the installers for FIOS recommended that next time I need to make cables I use compression connectors. He was right, these are great and give a real solid connection. I bought the kit at Home Depot, where it also included a case (so I don't lose the individual components). I had no problems building my cables and the only thing that surprised me was the compression tool.
These tools are great. The stripper one is a little bit flimsy but works fine. The compression tool and cutter thing are solid, though. It comes with 10 connectors which will cost you like 8 or 9 bucks separately at your local hardware store. I bought a 500' spool of RG6 Quad shield on amazon (southwire) and get crystal clear TV now and don't have to worry about those screw-on f-connectors coming off. The instructions included are geared toward the regular shielding.
My wife was contemplating moving the TV to a corner without a cable jack. She didn't like the thought of running a length of RG-6 across the floor even if it was along the baseboard (women!). I had fancied the thought of the IdealOmniseal F Connector Compression Toolafter seeing it in Lowe's. Then I found this kit on Amazon that evening while figuring out everything I needed to install another jack. The Ideal omniseal tool costs more than this entire kit and had 10 f-type connectors included.
This product has worked just as described. For anyone needing to run there own Coax for either Internet or TV or what ever other use you can think this compression makes very simple work of the job at hand. Was able terminate lines while on a man lift connected to a forklift and was done in about 5 minutes. This is a very nice set, and everything in the kit worked just as described.
Answer: yes