> You'll need to find a 110 punchdown tool somewhere. Try to borrow one > from someone if you can, a 'real' punchdown tool with a 110 blade can be > kind of expensive for a one time job. If you do need to buy one, I > believe Home Depot has them too, but I don't recall if their pricing is > competitive. > just use a small flat head screw driver :) all you get with a 'real' punch down tool is the nice cutting action (and coolness factor of course)