The Easiest Tool Ever for Wire Stripping

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Stripping Cables – How to strip electrical wire, cable or flex with a great simple tool you shouldn't be without. Self-adjusting automatic wire strippers from CK or Irwin.

The 10 Best Wire Strippers by Brandon Hubbard

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[jimholmes]

Spent half an hour flicking thru similar videos, trying to find someone who could explain it properly, quickly and with no fannying about. Cheers my friend - was (finally) just what I needed. Got yourself a subscriber. Thanks again.

[Tinker]

Just bought a very similar pair of these stripping and crimping pliers a few days ago to add to my home electrical toolbox. Mine were on offer for 7€ 99 in Lidl here in France. I had no real idea of how to use them, but this video was just the job - clear, précise and quickly to the point.
I'm now an expert at stripping 👀
Thanks.

[Seniorsneaky]

That tip of keeping the ends on and using them to make the twist on the wires is so useful. I can use that anytime I wire a thermostat up at work now, thanks

[rubikasuto]

Absolutely love mine, been using it for about 15 years now, wont do without

[AB-nuwe]

Been using them for years on Category network cable, Cat 5e, Cat 6 and so on. Great tool.

[lordtherapeutics]

I discovered these about a month ago, and I’m gobsmacked that I went so many years without using such a fantastic tool

[reubenklang]

I bought these years ago, probably about 10 years ago. I played about with them in the house but didn't actually use them on site. Snips are just better. You only require to carry them, you can't cut cable with them or cable ties etc it just become yet another tool to carry.

[zedman]

Have used one of these for a few years now. Great time saver. Also with the stranded cable can’t get by now without some bootlace ferrules.

[LastDickOnEarth]

That outro was intense, you can play a villain and very well with that deep carnal sound in your voice 😝 thank you for this informative video btw. Simple tool, but still hard to believe how effective it is. A highly insulated wire might need multiple cuts and that would be interesting to see as well!

[TroyBrophy]

It seems like there's really only one manufacturer for these. They make a a couple of variants, and then offer branding based on the grip style and color, and the color of the wire stop.

[shaunglendinning]

What a great little tool to have in one's toolbox! Thanks Roger.

[thegreenguitarist]

Priceless twizzle tip at 3.10. I've just got a similar Neilsen tool for building a model railway. Thanks.

[PaulC]

I've been using these for about 16 years or so in the motor industry, great tool

[Cardetailingburnley]

I have used the wire strippers for years and I love them as I am like you Rodger a plumber/handyman

[sgthree]

I've had one like that for over 30 years. It was made by Spear and Jackson. One of the best tools ever!

[BM-jycb]

These things are reasonably useful for cable sheaths, but I've always found them cumbersome. For stripping individual cores, it's much quicker to use side cutters. The trick is to use the cutters the other way around for stripping. i.e with the flat side of the jaws towards the end of the cable. As for T&E, quick snip on the end and then pull the earth core to slice the sheath, although that's undoubtedly frowned on these days.

[ministryinsong]

That twizzler tip was dynamite cheers!

[bamsebrumbamsebrumen]

I bought one years ago, still love that tool...

[rickyracoon]

Love the twizzle tip. The best tips are sometimes the most obvious

[justaguydoingdiy]

I spend so much time stripping cables with my knife, Just to invest in this clutter/stripper. Thanks