Very cool that it can take the jacket off NM cable, but just found the wire stripping hard to dial in and worried about abrasion on the unstripped prob of the wire.

I have numerous wire strippers and these are by far my favorite. This includes an expensive set of Snapon automatic wire strippers. These work better than the Snapons at a fraction of the price.

It works 20 times better than the one recently stolen from me. Who ever did that did me a favor. The handle has a nice feel to it. Definitely worth the money

His request as a birthday gift was well received. One for home and one for his hobby location. Happy guy! Thanks for attention.

It is a single stop tool. One single tool that can strip and pull the jacket off of a wire/cable. I normally do CAT6 and 7 wire installation and that has been amazing to me. Instead of using two tools and a lot of gymnastics to get the jacket off this gizmo does it all in one single motion. Saved me time and frustration. I am very pleased.

Just received tool and first try with cotton braided wire was disappointing.Seems to work fine on regular plastic coated wire.

These wire strippers worked as described. The only drawback for me is the size. They are a bit on the bulky size and doesn't fit well in my tool pouch. But other than that, it's a cool tool.

So much faster, better and easier to use than my old, traditional, been-around-forever, Wire Stripper! No need to figure out what size wire you want to strip . just place the wire in its groove and squeeze!

This tool makes stripping wire a pleasure. Works great. Better than dikes or other strippers especially for braided cable.

I do a few electronics projects a year, not to mention the around the home projects, that require stripping a lot of wires. I saw a similar pair being used online somewhere and figured, why not give it a try. I've got to say, I wish I had known about these earlier. They make any project I have a lot less time consuming. I could easily strip 4 to 5 wires in the time it would take me to strip one wire with a standard pair of wire strippers. There's a simple depth stop for how much you want to…

I'm use to stripping wires using the pliers type strippers. These are a breeze to use and don't nick the wires. Requires a stable work surface for effective use!

I purchased the wire stripper primarily for speaker wires. I tested the product with 14 and 16 guage wire and was pleasantly surprised to strip those wires without cutting any of the strands. My previous stripper was the standard version with the various guages marked along the jaws. I've had a difficult time stripping wires without cutting into them.There are many similar wire strippers far more expensive than this one. However, this wire stripper felt sturdy and well-made and worked properly…

The only thing I would change on these is the backstop for the length of the strip. It is a bit flimsy and slips out of place too easy. Other than that these are good quality for low to medium use strippers.

Makes stripping wires or cables a breeze. Easy to use and never cuts through the wire. Best wire strippers I ever used! Thanks for attention!

I saw a YouTube video that said this was the best thing since sliced bread. Well, it's not, at least this brand. It slips off the jacket/insulation on wire multiple times, so I had to go back to my old wire stripper.

I used to use something similar in the military, and for some reason after getting out I never got one for myself. I was recently doing yet another ceiling fan (I change them frequently looking for ones I like better) and wished I had something like this to make it easier to strip the wires when I cut them shorter from the ceiling, up on a ladder.Solid, and so far each gauge I tried it with worked just fine. Going to really be glad I have this now anytime I'm doing pretty much anything around…

This tool does a good job of removing insulation without damaging the wire. It also has good cutting and crimping tools.

Ease of use and its an "all in one tool. The Tool can handle a wide variety of wire sizes (from 10ga Romex to 24ga electronic signal wire. The aid description is accurate and the stripper will not work on larger wire gauges like 8ga or on large round bundle wire. The jaws wont open further than the thickness of the Romex. In case you need that function.