Abstract: A wire and separation prep-tool comprising of a hand-held prolate cylindrical rod shaft base member with one dull radial pointed conically narrowed end for penetrating the space between twisted pair wires, with no harm or injury to said wires, then physically expanding the distance between the wires as the tool is further pushed and penetrates further as the main shaft's conical walls increase in diameter; then moving adjacent in the direction of the opposite end: a single diametrically cut circular groove cut in and around the base shaft deep enough to hold, align and to separate said twisted pair wires into two single wires with an operator's hand pull.