I bought the vise grip version of this. It is absolutely without a shadow of a doubt my favourite tool. The time saving factor is like night and day. A joy to use!
I didn't buy this tool , a friend gave it me for my birthday and I never used it for over a year, until I got this job making up some electronic units which required some serious wire stripping ,nearly 1,000 pieces of wire had to be bared off ,its only then you realise how useful it really is !
Glad to hear you're busy Micheal. That wire striper looks the business. When I was serving my time we got one in our tool box but is was a cheapo and wasn't much good, long since in the bin! Thanks for the video.
a friend gave me this for my birthday and I never thought I would use it until a job came along involving stripping hundreds of wires at a time and now I cant do without it .
I've just got one (Toolstation) and can't believe I've managed without it for the the last 35 years ! Are these new to the market (I've seen similar, but they usually don't work very well) and how long do they last ?
@@mfd70 I dont know , a friend gave me these for my birthday over a year ago and I never really used them until recently when I landed this electronic assembly job and now I cant do without them, I have to strip so many wires in one go it would take forever just using a pair of side cutters .
Hi did you have any dealings with the philip g6 duel stand tv ? I had one of these for many years and keeping it going an amazing tv with all its switching from 405 to 625 lines.
@@michaeldranfield7140 yes i remember replacing the line output transformer just two multipin plugs and resetting the voltage and replacing the focus bleader chain resistors worked great for a few years back in the day for a tv i found on the tip, amazing the flat screens you see up there now probably with simple fault.
I have one of these and never realised you could do multiple cores at the same time! Thanks for the video!!
Yes , very good , I have used these a lot now .
Bought a set this morning Michael. I’m all for anything that makes life easier lol!
I bought the vise grip version of this. It is absolutely without a shadow of a doubt my favourite tool. The time saving factor is like night and day. A joy to use!
I didn't buy this tool , a friend gave it me for my birthday and I never used it for over a year, until I got this job making up some electronic units which required some serious wire stripping ,nearly 1,000 pieces of wire had to be bared off ,its only then you realise how useful it really is !
Glad to hear you're busy Micheal. That wire striper looks the business. When I was serving my time we got one in our tool box but is was a cheapo and wasn't much good, long since in the bin! Thanks for the video.
Thanks for sharing Michael - That's exactly what I need
Me too .mark. I'll get one ordered
@@kendom33 I got one a year ago and has been absolutely on all the jobs i've done
Thank you for the tip, bought one off amazon which was on offer too.
Excellent! Thanks for the tip.
Sold! Will be popping into Toolstation tomorrow.
Was not disappointed, superb! Thanks for sharing Michael.
Fabulous. I'll order one
a friend gave me this for my birthday and I never thought I would use it until a job came along involving stripping hundreds of wires at a time and now I cant do without it .
I need one of these !
I've just got one (Toolstation) and can't believe I've managed without it for the the last 35 years ! Are these new to the market (I've seen similar, but they usually don't work very well) and how long do they last ?
@@mfd70 I dont know , a friend gave me these for my birthday over a year ago and I never really used them until recently when I landed this electronic assembly job and now I cant do without them, I have to strip so many wires in one go it would take forever just using a pair of side cutters .
I want advice please if you think this would be a good Valentines gift for my Girlfriend?
I must be a bit thick i have had a pair for years and never tried stripng multipul strands at one time.
Me too - I didn't realise that you could strip several at once - Doh!
Hi did you have any dealings with the philip g6 duel stand tv ? I had one of these for many years and keeping it going an amazing tv with all its switching from 405 to 625 lines.
only a couple back in the late 1970 s but I still have the valves for these PD500 anf GY501 I think they are .
@@michaeldranfield7140 yes i remember replacing the line output transformer just two multipin plugs and resetting the voltage and replacing the focus bleader chain resistors worked great for a few years back in the day for a tv i found on the tip, amazing the flat screens you see up there now probably with simple fault.
thanks for that , going to have a look if you can buy a set , I remember when I was young I used to use my teeth lol , no teeth now😕
I used to do that too!!
Happy days they were! Did my gums weaken or the flex get stronger 😆