CH tools cable stripper. Cable damage problems?

[telectrix]

Sidecuttters ... you use sidecutters?? Ye big soft Scouse tart!!

We in Geordieland use our teeth on cables up to 6mm and our buttock cheeks for anything bigger!

never use my teeth on T/E, i have to keep them in good condition for SWA. and down in the 'pool we use our bum cheeks for bending galv. conduit.

 

[Aindowsimon]

You could say you use your bum as a bender then ???

 

[7029 dave]

Well these modern tools, what the hell is wrong with knife if you are that way inclined, else pull back on the bloody cpc, it don't hurt.

 

[telectrix]

Well these modern tools, what the hell is wrong with knife if you are that way inclined, else pull back on the bloody cpc, it don't hurt.

it does bloody well hurt if the cpc snaps and your knuckles hit the wall at 20ft./sec.

 

[Geordie Spark]

it does bloody well hurt if the cpc snaps and your knuckles hit the wall at 20ft./sec.

That's just typical of you innit??


All the finesse of a dog at broth!!

 

[telectrix]

is finesse something you find on a female fish?

 

[Geordie Spark]

is finesse something you find on a female fish?

Dunno ........ They all look the same when coated in deep fried batter and dumped on top of a plate of chips.

 

[shanky887614]

it does bloody well hurt if the cpc snaps and your knuckles hit the wall at 20ft./sec.

or the kknife slips and you have to stem the flow with tapw while trying not to get blood everywhere

 

[armbands0]

I have the CK but I have stopped using them on the sheath, especially with 3C&E, as for some reason it stretches the grey insulation at the point the sheath is severed.
Saves time and frustration.

 

[The Cavalry]

I have just had the same flash bang problem (As luck would have it, at a mates house when I was there!) They are now sitting in the bin and I'm back to cutters! Serves me right for getting lazy!

 

[sparkdog]

I bought one ages ago,only used it for a day,think its bin fodder tomorrow.