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Bought this mid year last year and figured I would share it in case anyone was contemplating getting one. I used to have a home made stripper setup but this works much faster for me. It cost me $400 on Amazon and I bought the larger hand crank for it to make rotation of large wire easier. It has paid for itself 3 times now and is continuing to produce.
Kind of a neat little tool!
Nice I like that thing looks cool. Thanks for sharing.mr.fletcher wrote:
Bought this mid year last year and figured I would share it in case anyone was contemplating getting one. I used to have a home made stripper setup but this works much faster for me. It cost me $400 on Amazon and I bought the larger hand crank for it to make rotation of large wire easier. It has paid for itself 3 times now and is continuing to produce.
Kind of a neat little tool!
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Nice dude, we are a big fan of pictures and videos here!
Must come in handy a lot
Yes those things are pretty impressive in their effective simplicity. The local scrap yard had a big electric one in their building and that thing is pretty watching it do its job
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“Mongo Maker” love it man,,, thanks for sharing. You gotta love tools that pay for themselves in a short period of time.
It would not let me upload on here so I had to upload to youtube. Just basic operation on some 14/2
That’s real nice man… I think of all the Romex and BX I have scrapped in the past and just thinking about how much I would have made by stripping it and getting top dollar for the clean copper.
One of these days I will invest in one of these machines….. Thanks for posting the video..
That is cool for anyone that does scrapping of copper wire. I would put an electric motor on it and make my own powered version.
Rack-A-Tiers web site has a few of these wire strippers…
big money in no.1 scrap copper……nice little tool
Yeah good thing the tweakers don’t have the self control to get their hands on one of these tools.comp56 wrote:
big money in no.1 scrap copper……nice little tool
That’s pretty cool.
Thanks for sharing video Fletcher!!
comp56 wrote:
big money in no.1 scrap copper……nice little tool
Bright and Shiny has taken a dive in price lately due to the market but it is my favorite 2nd bank account to have! Another great product that often times gets taken to the dump by many electrical contracting companies is Aluminum wire.
Here is a video of the Stripinator eating up some 4/O wire. Ill make a video and post some pictures of my Dewalt Portable band saw that saves me constantly scrapping and at work as well.