Anyone got a recommendation for a scrap cable stripper? I bought the basic one from a forum sponsor, but I'd like a recommendation from someone that's used one which actually works.
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RyanCheetham
I had entirely different hopes for this thread
For a decent cable stripper you will pay decent money. This is the one our company bought Wrights TT (Table Top) Cable Stripper - Cable Strippers but then again we had a lot of scrap.
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dan86
damn.got all excited by this
OP
Sorry for building your hopes up 
The outer sheath is stripped off (stanley) but the inner cores still need stripping. There's a fair bit of it to do so it's definately worth it as it's several times the price when clean.
The outer sheath is stripped off (stanley) but the inner cores still need stripping. There's a fair bit of it to do so it's definately worth it as it's several times the price when clean.
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Geordie Spark
Aye .... me too.
I'm thinking the OP should be prosecuted under the Trades Description act ...... or summat.
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Geordie Spark
This title has made me crave Amsterdam again :38:
Lots of scrap cable there mate?
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I'd have thought this is way more risky in catching the inner insulation and definitely slower
I have a set. I must admit that I seldom use them however. But the concept is good in my opinion.
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