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i was wanting a wire stripper that strips extension cord wire and smaller gauge stuff im looking to spend about that amount. i have a hand stripper it takes for ever then i use a box cutter its faster. what about this? says 1to 20mm what gauge wire is 20mm? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Manual-Wire...QAAOSwLitbUvjz
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1-20mm/0.03-0.78''Originally Posted by mike1
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That's the one I have - well actually it's painted a different color and I got it on Amazon but it's exactly the same thing. After the first 2 times using it, it's very handy and fast, you have to learn it though, it take some practice, it's not an instant stripper miracle machine - well maybe it is for some but that was my experience. I am glad I have it. Mine came with an extra blade.
I use it for oven and dryer power plugs and larger internal appliance wires about 12-14 gauge - I don't know what 20mm gauge is either. It would work just fine for smaller wires as well.
Cheaper on EBay but I bought this one (I had a 10$ credit so I still didn't pay that much) - has an extra blade and wing nuts on the bottom where it mounts to the table - but otherwise same thing:
https://www.amazon.com/Nordstrand-Co.../dp/B0796VB9M3
Last edited by SKWrapper; 08-16-2018 at 05:47 PM. Reason: link
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20 mm is approximately 3/4 of an inch. So, pretty large as wire goes.
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Harold
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I like the looks of this model, too...
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