Discuss CK Automatic or Irwin Vise Grip Wire Strippers? in the Electrical Tools and Products area at ElectriciansForums.net

Klein tools automatic wire strippers are a LOT better than the CK version. I've never been convinced before, but saw a guy demo them and they are phenomenal. Must pick up some at some point, I think you can only get them at CEF.
 
and the Klein ones are currently on offer at CEF, for £22.50 plus vat which is an ok deal, methinks...instore purchase only.
 
Yeah the combi cutter wont do the sheath, you'd have to pull the earth back and then cut the split sheath out. Not very neat, but that's how most people do it.
 
Yeah the combi cutter wont do the sheath, you'd have to pull the earth back and then cut the split sheath out. Not very neat, but that's how most people do it.
Do it the proper way:with a decent folding knife or an Electricians knife
 
The videos show you it cutting the outer sheath from the cable.

All very nice if all you want to do is strip 2inches of outer sheath, how about stripping longer cables, as in a CU install? not very practical really are they, a waste of hard earned, and I'm a tool tart, wouldn't insult my tool bag with a pair of those,
 
All very nice if all you want to do is strip 2inches of outer sheath, how about stripping longer cables, as in a CU install? not very practical really are they, a waste of hard earned, and I'm a tool tart, wouldn't insult my tool bag with a pair of those,

True.

But I wouldn't have any fingers left I used a knife like the one you showed me.
 

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