Manual Wire Stripping Machine Gauge Wire 0.06-1 inches,Scrapping Copper Wire Peeler Machine,Drill Powered Hand Crank Wire Stripper Tool for Scrap Copper Recycling

This thing works great at stripping larger wire. I stripped between 200' and 300' of aluminum wire in 20 to 30 minutes. No problems, worked like a charm.

Excellent product and very good price. Takes a little adjusting when working with different wire size/types. I find that I slowly feed a couple inches through, see what adjustment needs to be made, then run the batch through. Had a small issue, which was taken care of with the company's Customer Service group. Definitely a thumbs up.

Yes work real good instructions were picture simple one page but a simple tool.Yes work good just need to learn how much pressure to apply on size of wiring.

This is a tough review because I have complaints and things I like. Starting with the bad... The setscrew for the hand crank was stripped and the allen wrench won't grab it. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem for me because I would just get another setscrew. The problem is, I put the setscrew in and tightened it with my thumb. It wasn't until it was flush, but not tight, did I noticed the other problem. Now it's in tight enough that I need the wrench to remove it, but not tight enough for the crank to work. For now, the hand crank is useless until I get the setscrew out with an ez-out.Now the good. I purchased this intending to use it with a drill. In this mode, it works great! and I'm very pleased. I"m stripping 12 to 18 gage wire. So far I've done about 25 pounds worth of solid and stranded. I read in some reviews about short, cutter life and that was a pre-purchase concern. I think a short life may be due to an incorrect setting. It's very easy to not pay attention and have the cutter driven into the copper wire. If you're stripping stranded wire and it comes out looking hairy or fuzzy, then you're driving the cutter into the wire and this will probably shorten the life (metal against metal). The difference between cutting the insulation and also cutting the wire is a few thousandths of the inch, so take your time initially. I adjust by slowly increasing the cutting depth, instead of pushing it down and backing it off. Last, it seems to cut better using a medium-slow drill speed. At high speed, it seems to miss spots, possibly because of a slight wire kink. I'm happy with the cutting speed.Last, I used a c-clamp to hold it on my workbench. This is sufficient for small wire. My guess is it would need to be screwed down for larger gage.

Works so well

Seems to work OK Blade is pretty sharp, but was advertised with an extra blade that didn’t come

It is working well but I wish I would’ve been sent my replacement blade, oh well I guess

Shipped fast and good quality. This is not a huge piece of machinery so it fits on the table.