Wire Stripper Tool – Handheld Copper Wire Stripping Machine

66 reviews for Wire Stripper Tool – Handheld Copper Wire Stripping Machine

1. Juan HansenVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   This thing works great if you set the blade right. If you are cutting past the jacket it's to deep. Use light pressure if you have to remove and outer...More

   This thing works great if you set the blade right. If you are cutting past the jacket it's to deep. Use light pressure if you have to remove and outer jacket 1st. There no way you should be squeezing so hard you bend the frame or break a blade.
   Esther DotsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I had to rewire a chandelier that required stripping 3 twisted pair wire wire over 36 times. This tool was the most amazing help, and stripped off all...More

   I had to rewire a chandelier that required stripping 3 twisted pair wire wire over 36 times. This tool was the most amazing help, and stripped off all of the outside cable including a rayon cloth covering effortlessly. Also, on all of these cables, it did not accidentally cut a single interior wire.
   Rafe LambertVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   If you are striping wire this works very well takes half the time it did by hand. It also saves wear and tear on my hands. You just have to get use to...More

   If you are striping wire this works very well takes half the time it did by hand. It also saves wear and tear on my hands. You just have to get use to it. Changing Blade for the first time was a little tricky You need a magnetic screw driver to do it. The only draw back is it bends a little bit when in vise when you put pressure on it.
   Hafsah AustinVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is way easier than using a razor to manually strip wire and after a couple of pulls, you really get the feel on how much pressure to apply to avo...More

   This is way easier than using a razor to manually strip wire and after a couple of pulls, you really get the feel on how much pressure to apply to avoid cutting the wire. You can easily feel the blade scraping against the wire if you're cutting too deep.
   Shayla KaufmanVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Not as fast as I'd like it to be, but definitely better than doing it by hand. As seen in video, we are separating the wire from sheathing as we go an...More

   Not as fast as I'd like it to be, but definitely better than doing it by hand. As seen in video, we are separating the wire from sheathing as we go and it was done in no time. That was a 1000ft roll/12gauge single wire. Finished the whole roll in about 10-13mins. Didnt keep track, but I have a whole lot more wire to do. Play with it for a bit to see the perfect depth for blade and it'll separate on its own. Just recieved today 8/31/22 will update if necessary in the future with life span if unit.
   Mia LeeVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Husband ordered this awhile back, at first I thought wow what a waste of loot.. honeslty ate them words.. its incredible how easy it is it use, isn't ...More

   Husband ordered this awhile back, at first I thought wow what a waste of loot.. honeslty ate them words.. its incredible how easy it is it use, isn't super loud and now I can admit it was a great buy!
   Alissa HooverVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Just like a bunch of other people have said, it takes a little bit to figure out how low to adjust the blade and get it dialed in, but once I figured ...More

   Just like a bunch of other people have said, it takes a little bit to figure out how low to adjust the blade and get it dialed in, but once I figured it out it's been amazing for stripping a bunch of different sizes of copper wire. Helpful tip, it probably needs to be lower than you think it does, it will not break the blade or anything. Also, another Trek I have found is to put the wire in a hole that is lower and then it pushes it up into the blade. Only problem I have found is that it needs a shield on the side of the inside of the motor. wire sometimes curves right into it and gets stuck if you're not holding the other end, but it's an easy fix, just wrap a piece of aluminum around it or put an eyelet in front to run the wire through.
   Kaya DicksonVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   It works decent some wire slips in it and you have to manually feed and pull through. As well the motor spins pretty slow so it makes stripping out al...More

   It works decent some wire slips in it and you have to manually feed and pull through. As well the motor spins pretty slow so it makes stripping out alot of wire take alot longer than I would like.
   Andrea DeleonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   It works great just the blade get used up quick I recommend buying a replacement blade as well as when ordering