check this out
how simple a tool? how much time saved!
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
check this out
how simple a tool? how much time saved!
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Holy crap that looks easy! Nice simple design. I might have to try that.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
great Idea.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Glad I didn't spend money on stripper. I am going to build me one of them and try it first looks simple enough to make.
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Man! Can't watch that..that **** song! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
most over used rubbish track on you tube!
Sorry for the vent, but that just winds my clock.
Well ^$#% to you to!!..I am NOT slow!!Originally Posted by Kris Kringle
^^jk...thats me trying to be funny^^
This will work...but I am working on getting a wire granulator
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Does it wind backwards, when your down under???Sorry for the vent, but that just winds my clock.
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im missed something . where is the link ?
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Here you go.
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Certified Zip-Tie Mechanic
"Give them enough so they can do something with it, but not too much that they won't do nothing."
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The pic is a video, just hit the arrow to play,im missed something . where is the link ?
Last edited by Mechanic688; 09-08-2011 at 11:22 PM.
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That does look pretty simple, but what would also be cool, if it showed you how to built it. I know it is two blocks of wood, a 1 screw and some sort of metal place, but cant see how the screw and metal plate is installed.
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Its one block of wood with a notch cut into it. there is a hole in them just big enough for the wire. The plate is actually a razor blade. The blade goes over the copper, but just cuts off the insulation. The screw just holds the razor blade at the desired height.
Last edited by dryvr12; 09-11-2011 at 01:13 PM.
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The thing holding the block of wood is just a c clamp correct?
Could something like that be used for all types of wire? Granted need to have a few different blocks with different sized holes, but still.
Great idea. Will have to come up with something like that for my wires.
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George...Are you blonde by chance? I am allowed to ask that since I am.
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It was an honest question. There is more than one type of wire, so I am asking simply if it will work for any type of wire you come across.
No sense in me building multiple little blocks when it won't work.
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I'm just assuming that raising or lowering the the screw "should" raise or lower the angle of the razor blade??? Haven't tried one yet, that's why I'm asking,,
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