Gardner Bender GSW-17 Electrical Toggle Switch, SPST, ON-OFF, 6 A/120V AC, Screw Terminal

Works great,after I was surprised I didn't,'t pay more .

Yes these are cheap but work fine if you only need to use them from time to time. If you need something you're going to use a lot or every day I would spend a little more money.

Great switch, especially for the price. Used it for a light switch on a 70s model tractor. Works great.

I built a DIY Princeton Reverb. I hated the power toggle being located in the back. Since there is nothing "vintage" about my DIY Princeton Reverb, other than the circuit design, I relocated the power switch to the front panel. I added a mid-boost switch next to the power switch while I was at it.The interior of the chassis panel face is roughly 1-3/4" tall and since the face of the panel tilts back at roughly 68 degrees, the working height is less than that.The traditional Carling switches were just too big. These Gardner Bender fit comfortbly and have a nice solid "thunk" when actuated.

Worked well

This toggle was perfect for my Grandmother's display case from the 1950's. The style fits perfectly, it was easy to splice into one side of the power cord, and a small bit of bent metal with a hole drilled allowed it to be mounted under the bottom shelf. You would never know it didn't come with the cabinet, and that solid feel when switching it matches the 1950's overbuilt aesthetic.

Installed it on my push mower for a kill switch and it's working just fine.

GB makes awesome switches, both this switch and another I purchased from GB are super well made. It appears that the bat, post, and nut are made of stainless steel unlike those of inferior switches.

Bought same in 1973 for $1,49 at Woolsworth.Works just fine.

Exactly what I wanted and expected to receive.

Alimentation

Works well in repair to power supply

Nice toggle switch with great sturdy feel and action. Wired a few wall/reading lights with these switches and works great.