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She is a good stripper. I named mine Brandy. Make sure you give yours a name. You can't have a stripper and not give her a name or she will run off like a damn hoe.
The 7" model with the spring assisted opening is way better. Manual opening is really a 2 handed job and more difficult than closing the strippers. It also has a better plier tip for pulling wire or tape. You're way better off spending the extra $1.
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The 7" model with the spring assisted opening is way better. Manual opening is really a 2 handed job and more difficult than closing the strippers. It also has a better plier tip for pulling wire or tape. You're way better off spending the extra $1.
The 7" model with the spring assisted opening is way better. Manual opening is really a 2 handed job and more difficult than closing the strippers. It also has a better plier tip for pulling wire or tape. You're way better off spending the extra $1.
I have the Southwire model and it's less than 2 years old. Cutting wires doesn't seem to be a problem, but getting a clean strip seems to be getting more and more difficult. Maybe because I loaned it to a friend and they destroyed it?
Had a pair from Milwaukee earlier but lost it somewhere and can't find it.
Only downside to the Southwire model (good brand) is it can't crimp like these Irwin.
That said, I've wired up a 48x32 shop with countless outlets upstairs and downstairs with these and they're great. Maybe it's because I have big hands but I don't miss the spring loaded (have a pair with it I don't use) and no tradesman ever use the "auto" strippers if that tells you anything. No rust to speak to but I'm fairly careful with my tools.
Last edited by mrmessma December 5, 2023 at 05:32 AM.
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IRWIN VISE-GRIP Wire Stripping Tool / Wire Cutter, 7-Inch (2078317) , Blue https://a.co/d/0q6Bn03
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Used it for several jobs, works well , pretty solid and still like new.
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IRWIN VISE-GRIP Wire Stripping Tool / Wire Cutter, 7-Inch (2078317) , Blue https://a.co/d/0q6Bn03
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079B1H...yp_im
Spring-loaded and made in USA.
IRWIN VISE-GRIP Wire Stripping Tool / Wire Cutter, 7-Inch (2078317) , Blue https://a.co/d/0q6Bn03
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079B1H...yp_im
Spring-loaded and made in USA.
Had a pair from Milwaukee earlier but lost it somewhere and can't find it.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079B1H...yp_im
Spring-loaded and made in USA.
That said, I've wired up a 48x32 shop with countless outlets upstairs and downstairs with these and they're great. Maybe it's because I have big hands but I don't miss the spring loaded (have a pair with it I don't use) and no tradesman ever use the "auto" strippers if that tells you anything. No rust to speak to but I'm fairly careful with my tools.
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