[splatz]

I do it the same way Hackwork does, if I am going to be stripping a lot of the same wire, figure out what's the biggest hole that lets you pull it apart clean and easy.

But I am really getting more into using an automatic stripper, like these

https://www.amazon.com/Felo-0715762...1/134-9359176-0757808?ie=UTF8&qid=1499773559&sr=8-1&keywords=felo+wire+stripper

 

[MechanicalDVR]

What is the model of Klein Tools?
I have read that IRWIN VISE-GRIP one of the best in the same price? Is this real?
I've read here - https://besttoolexpert.com/wire-strippers-buyers-guide-and-review/

The one pictured is a Klein #1010

 

[MechanicalDVR]

I do it the same way Hackwork does, if I am going to be stripping a lot of the same wire, figure out what's the biggest hole that lets you pull it apart clean and easy.

But I am really getting more into using an automatic stripper, like these

https://www.amazon.com/Felo-0715762...1/134-9359176-0757808?ie=UTF8&qid=1499773559&sr=8-1&keywords=felo+wire+stripper

Always like an auto stripper for terminating inside control panels.

 

[splatz]

Always like an auto stripper for terminating inside control panels.

Huge time saver, especially with the depth stop. I just bought the Knipex a few weeks ago, I found a depth that works for crimp terminals and terminal blocks, and it worked fine all day on #12 stranded and #18 stranded and a few #24 solid, no fiddling to make sure your wire's in the right hole all day (heheheh)

For receptacle and switch terminals, if you are OCD about getting the strip length just right, the depth is even handier.

The L-shaped ones like the Felo I posted and the Knipex I bought are ergonomic but not very tool pouch friendly. I couldn't find an L-shaped set that had an adjustment screw for harder / softer insulation.

 

[243648]

Always like an auto stripper for terminating inside control panels.

Do they come with a matching purse?













:jester: I had to :thumbup:

 

[splatz]

Do they come with a matching purse?

Then paint flames or a skull on it if you have to, but update your strippers!

Lever nuts actually work better when the wire was stripped by something with a plastic frame.

 

[MechanicalDVR]

Do they come with a matching purse?













:jester: I had to :thumbup:

Nope but I'm sure you could just get one to match your shoes!

 

[Jlarson]

Im giving thr jr crocs a try. I like the size range and the curved cutter is nice on some wire types.

 

[SteveGr]

Always like an auto stripper for terminating inside control panels.

Thanks

 

[MechanicalDVR]

Thanks

Welcome!

 

[abstract]

The kinpex installation pliers are by far my favourite. Love the fact they cut cables like butter and make my backpack lighter. Love these multi tools 😊