Product review (3 stars): It has everything that you need, but not very easy to install
It did the job, but after a lot of blood, sweat and tears.

It took forever for the needle to puncture my copper pipes. I probably spent about 30-45 minutes twisting the crank. I went so far as to hook up my electric drill and rig it to the crank.

I eventually got the pipe to pierce. It was only after I went back to cranking by hand, and putting significant pressure on the crank. It was not an easy process. On the bright side, I probably burned 500 calories.

I have not had a problem after installation. Works like a charm. In hindsight, I would probably "T" off of the pipe and install an inline shutoff for safety purposes though.