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Automatic Wire Stripper-Large and Small
Product Description
The Automatic Wire Stripper is a must for anyones toolbox. This tool will automatically adjust from 12-26 awg wire. There is no need to locate holes or slots with this tool. Just simply put the wire in the jaws and squeeze and release. There is no need to pull with this tool because the stripping action is all in the squeeze. There is also a cable cutter located at the bottom of the tool.
Perfect for home stereo equipment, car installs, and train layouts.
Comes with a lifetime Warranty!
How our warranty works. Look up our calendar of shows and if we are at a show that you will be attending, bring in the tool for an exchange.
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Ship the item to our address along with $6.50 for shipping and handling.
Product Reviews
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Awesome stripper
Posted by Darren Moore on 18th Aug 2011
I love this tool!
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Response To John
Posted by Brandon on 4th Aug 2010
Sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with that one; perhaps you received a bad one. There are couple things you can do.
1.) Make sure that your hands are as close to the jaws of the wire stripper as possible and that you have a good grip on the wire when attempting to strip it.
2.) If the jaws of the wire stripper are unaligned then there can be a gap and nicking of the wire is possible. Take two quarters, insert them into the jaws and squeeze down. This should realign the jaws better.
3.) If both methods fail then feel free to send it back to us and we will make sure we send you out one that works on phone wire.
Sorry for your troubles!
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Inconsistent stripping, nicks the wire core
Posted by John Parsons on 30th Jul 2010
I tried these strippers on common telephone/LAN wire, 24 gauge solid copper with plastic insulation. After stripping less than ten wires, the stripping became very erratic. Sometimes it would only strip half the intended length, sometimes it would not strip at all. It also began putting nicks in the copper. When it cut a wire rather than strip it, I tossed it.
Back to the traditional wire strippers.
