knoweasy Automatic Wire Stripper And Cutter Tool

I recently purchased the Knoweasy Wire Stripper Tool with Cutter and I must say, I’m extremely impressed with its performance and versatility. This 2-in-1 wire stripping tool has proven to be a valuable addition to my toolkit, making my electrical and automotive projects much easier and efficient.

Pros:
Versatile Stripping Range: The tool is designed to handle a wide range of wire sizes, from 7 to 32 AWG, making it perfect for a variety of applications, including speaker wires.

Adjustable Stripping Length: The adjustable stripping length range of 5-20mm (0.25-0.75 inches) allows for precise and customizable stripping, accommodating different wire types and gauges.

Durable Construction: Made from steel strips and reinforced with glass fiber nylon, this wire stripper is robust and sturdy. It effectively strips wires and cuts copper, cable, and aluminum wire with ease.

Self-Adjusting Jaws: The self-adjusting jaws feature is a game-changer, eliminating the hassle of manual readjustment. It effortlessly adapts to various wire sizes and types, including fine, thick single or multi-stranded conductors, PVC, and other insulation types.

Warranty and Customer Service: The 12-month warranty provided by Knoweasy offers peace of mind, showcasing their commitment to customer satisfaction. It’s great to know they stand behind their product.

Cons:
Slight Flimsiness: The tool does have a slightly flimsy feel, but it hasn’t affected its performance in any way so far. It still manages to get the job done effectively.

In summary, the Knoweasy Wire Stripper Tool with Cutter is a fantastic addition to any DIYer or professional’s toolkit. Its versatility, durability, and self-adjusting features make it a standout product. Despite a minor concern regarding its sturdiness, its performance has been outstanding. I highly recommend this tool for anyone looking for a reliable wire stripping tool that delivers exceptional results.

Mainly because the conversation with the second-best was included in the door price so it doesn’t count.

This thing just works, and is clear how to use. That’s all you could ask for.

This took some practice, but I think I’ve finally figured it out. I recommend practicing with it on some spare pieces of wires of the intended gauge before using it on any real projects, otherwise you risk taking several inches off your wires while trying to get this to work properly.

I’ve used it to strip one, two, and three wires at a time; I’ve had the most success doing one wire at a time. I’ve also used this with both solid copper and stranded aluminum wires; I expected it to fail on the stranded wires, but it actually worked incredibly well.

There’s an adjustable wire depth guide inside the jaws which can be slid out to shorten the length of wire to strip. It’s nice to have, but very difficult to adjust. When I received this tool, the depth guide was slid so far into the jaws that I could barely get it out; it took a screwdriver and patience to work it out.

I still haven’t figured out how the adjustment knob works, and I find that it often adjusts itself. But it seems to have settled into a good spot for 14 AWG solid copper core wires.

It is constructed with both plastic and metal, but the metal handle seems to be coated in a resistive paint/lacquer. I tested it with a continuity tester and couldn’t find a path between any two points on the metal handle. It also seems that the metal parts within the jaws are isolated from other metal parts (ie, the rivets) that are in contact with the metal handle. Good for safety.

When using it, it usually doesn’t completely remove the entire stripped insulation from the wire. Sometimes it can be difficult to pull it off by hand, so I like to use the “grabbers” at the mouth of the tool to grab the insulation and pull it off.

I work in electrical panel shop. I strip thousands of wires a day. I was looking for something for speed and ease. I figured I’d throw a couple bucks on this to see as I’ve tried something similar in the past. I bought the Blue version that looks like a dinosaur head (I call it a Dyno stripper lol) I am absolutely astonished with this product on how well it works for how cheap It is. Definitely doesn’t work well with super high and super low gauges of wire tho. Even after playing around with attention it seems like it would just completely cut anything above 20 gauge and doesn’t work very well with 14 and below. I found that it really is perfect for 18 and 16 gauge only (In my case anyway. My work uses mtw stranded wire). You really got to play around with tension when swapping to different wire sizes and types. At one point I almost threw it away as I noticed that it was cutting into my 18 gauge wire the first time I tried it. but playing around with adjusting the tension knob solved the problem. That part could definitely be a little better but it’s what I get for essentially almost a $10 tool. Definitely looking to get a brand name, expensive, quality version of the product as this one seems to work quite well for the price but could do better. The one thing I say that I like most about this type of tool is that I only have to squeeze my hand vertically to strip something instead of holding a pair of Klein strippers horizontally. If that makes sense. Definitely feels faster when you can just squeeze your hand to strip something then having to grab your Kleins tool select the type of hole that you need and then strip up and away, when this is a one-click action and you have the added benefit of it being the same strip length every time. When building an electrical control panel this thing can save terminal strip wiring Time by hours.

Siendo sincero el material se siente de baja calidad pero el mecanismo es sorprendente, pela los cables con muy buena eficiencia, esta excelente en calidad y precio