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    Thumbs up Dream Machine Wiring Stripping Like The Pro's

    I so wish I had to extra cash to throw down on a machine like this ..












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    All it takes is a consistant supply of the right size wire. I don't have such a supply but did buy a small wire striper that I was able to power with a 1/2" drill. Mike.

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    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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    Something tells me the pros arent using this machine. can anyone vouch for that?
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    I don't know about this particular machine, but my local yard has one similar to it. That is where I got the inspiration to do a youtube search for it.

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    the big wire processors in my area use a machine that chops the wire in to small pieces and they chop tons of wire a day

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    I started my company with this. I used it for six months. Now it sits as a reminder of how far I've come. Personally, its not worth it. Either sell to a yard or processor like me or get a granulator if you will do very large quantities.

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    We also started out with this machine. We also bought it about six months ago and now we are in the process of searching for a wire granulator. when we first opened we started with a $150 manual wire stripper, then "upgraded" to the megabee. The machine definitely works, cant say anything bad about it. Let me know how the price of a granulator compares to the stripper


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