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not bad but struggle with some cable sheaths.
Yes absolutely brilliant! Before I bought mine I always used a ck electricians knife to strip cable. What a revolution, I really like it but they should make a bigger pair for 4-6mm!
Sy
Sy
They are brilliant but as Tel has said struggles with some outer sheathing.
Prysmian cables seem to be the main culprit, I think it's something to do with not using chalk in the manufacturing process.
Prysmian cables seem to be the main culprit, I think it's something to do with not using chalk in the manufacturing process.
Not for me Mate folding knife every time
N
nicebutdim
I notice that Toolstation stock Pitacs and their price is currently slight lower than Screwfix - not sure if there's one close to you, but one big shed is the same as another and Pitacs seems to have a decent reputation.
If its nice to work with and easy to strip etc .I will buy it. The copper side of cable is not something i have heard to be a issue these days ????
and prysmian T/E is a nightmare if cold.
Its fine to work with and strip, got a load of it when toolstation price was way below every wholesaler in price
N
nicebutdim
My experience of both cables is extremely limited but, as above, I found Pitacs easy to strip - easier than Prysmian, in fact.
2nd vote for donk cable.
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OK for new house wiring I suppose, but for for me
Not surprising Pete, it took the industrial revolution to get flint out of your tool box.
pete's heat shrink tool is matchlock.
Just protecting myself mate
Not at all got a nice heat gun thank you very much Tel. not bin used in anger for a while
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