That is a great add on. They are ment for crocks actually which are a good stripper for sure. Ive seen many guys drill and hole and tap it with impact drill taps to whatever that feel like 6- 32 8 -32. That's an option for yoy thoes stamped strippers won't last forever so why not. You may just be a candidate for cross the big ones have a single slot for romex sheathing stripping. It's kinda neat depending on what way you turn it it does 12 2 or 14 2. The reason I didn't go with this is because I use the forged wire strippers and installation pliers from knipex. Ideal and now klein makes a sheathing ripper that works well for taking it off. Romex ripper from ideal is under 10 bucks and works great 👍. Also thoes klein automatic wire strippers with the blue handles will strippers romex sheathing better than anything for 20 bucks. They arnt bad automatic wire strippers as well but thoes klein automatic wire strippers are just for stripping romex sheathing.
I have the little ripper from ideal, I like this better. I’ve been looking at those knipex installation strippers as well. I got a pair of forges as a Xmas to my brother and he likes them just need to decide on which knipex strippers I want first.👍⚡️
Try the blue handle klein automatic strippers when they go on sale sometime frequently 17ish on az(not the catapult). For installation pliers i went all the way insulated and love them if our only doing 12 and 14. Soon there gonna make the spring loaded version for us gauges and I'll be first one to buy them currently they only make spring loaded in metric which don't work on 14g. I'm a dipped handle person 90% of the time because of the size and I can fit a ton more tools in the same space. I do find dipped comfortable too but on something I'm doing 100s of terminations like I would with installation pliers and mabe poke with the super long nose on them in a pannel insulated is the way to go. Now if the installation pliers did 10g they would be perfect. You will like how needle nose like the installation pliers are part of why they get used a ton even more so than forged wire strippers.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn that’s the thing no 10awg option otherwise I would buy them asap. Plus no option for the screw rethreader hole. I would go with regular handles for the size. The amount of remodels I do I think they would be great, only a matter of time til I purchase them though 🤷♂️
Knew you'd like them buddy! Pretty sweet to use, and handy right there on the strippers 👍😎
@@bradw0535 I was honestly surprised by how smooth they cut⚡️🫡
That is a great add on. They are ment for crocks actually which are a good stripper for sure. Ive seen many guys drill and hole and tap it with impact drill taps to whatever that feel like 6- 32 8 -32. That's an option for yoy thoes stamped strippers won't last forever so why not. You may just be a candidate for cross the big ones have a single slot for romex sheathing stripping. It's kinda neat depending on what way you turn it it does 12 2 or 14 2. The reason I didn't go with this is because I use the forged wire strippers and installation pliers from knipex. Ideal and now klein makes a sheathing ripper that works well for taking it off. Romex ripper from ideal is under 10 bucks and works great 👍. Also thoes klein automatic wire strippers with the blue handles will strippers romex sheathing better than anything for 20 bucks. They arnt bad automatic wire strippers as well but thoes klein automatic wire strippers are just for stripping romex sheathing.
I have the little ripper from ideal, I like this better. I’ve been looking at those knipex installation strippers as well. I got a pair of forges as a Xmas to my brother and he likes them just need to decide on which knipex strippers I want first.👍⚡️
Try the blue handle klein automatic strippers when they go on sale sometime frequently 17ish on az(not the catapult). For installation pliers i went all the way insulated and love them if our only doing 12 and 14. Soon there gonna make the spring loaded version for us gauges and I'll be first one to buy them currently they only make spring loaded in metric which don't work on 14g. I'm a dipped handle person 90% of the time because of the size and I can fit a ton more tools in the same space. I do find dipped comfortable too but on something I'm doing 100s of terminations like I would with installation pliers and mabe poke with the super long nose on them in a pannel insulated is the way to go. Now if the installation pliers did 10g they would be perfect. You will like how needle nose like the installation pliers are part of why they get used a ton even more so than forged wire strippers.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn that’s the thing no 10awg option otherwise I would buy them asap. Plus no option for the screw rethreader hole. I would go with regular handles for the size. The amount of remodels I do I think they would be great, only a matter of time til I purchase them though 🤷♂️