left or right? right here

>>1076504
Right because not stupid ass plastic all the way around.

But i mainly work on automotive electronics so I only need little exposed wiring tips for installing into plugs.

Right because that's the one I've used and that's the one I'm good with and I'm not going to spend more money on another tool that does the same shit

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>>1076504

Ideal Industries Stripmaster Wire Stripper,
pic related - pretty similar to your right

What's left for tho? it damage the wire too much

I have a set of the Irwin strippers. They work really well. I even use them on 30ga thermocouple wire. You can strip multiple wires at the same time too.

Well worth ~$15 on amazon.

>>1076504
Left is great for smaller awg, until they break after two months.

Right because I work faster with them

We have half dozen wire strippers at work. Wrote strippers names on all of them. Porsche, candy, destiny...ect.

I've always just used my teeth, way quicker than having to bust out another tool

>>1076504
I refuse to buy anything Irwin

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Weidmüller Stripax

Why in the world is someone not using german tools? my whole toolbox is filled with german quality products.

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>>1076959
Oooh, check you with your Deutsche trash.

Swiss is where it's at if you want precision and quality. Price be damned.

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>>1076959
100% with you. German tools are superior, will never use anything else again (maybe some deWalt)

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>>1076504
Unless you strip wires everyday, this works fine at $0.99

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I used this until around high school.

>>1076959
I'm not one to judge tools by their nationality, but stripax is great

>>1076508
my dad pulled a pair of these out of the dumpster when his employer shut down.

I spent my childhood playing around with them.

click click. SNAP.


The best.

>>1077079
I had no clue thats what that notch was for.
Interesting

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None of that other bullshit.

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Strips the cable in half a second flat, why complicate things?

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>>1076504
The right one is pretty good I have to say. What I did, was to bang around on the rivets a lottle to make them less loose, so that I got a tighter fit. I also de-sharpened the cutting edges a tiny bit, otherwise they would eat into the copper strands a little. Now it's pretty much perfect for wires down to 0.5mm2.
For really small diameters, I use a Thomas&Betts ABMK-1. Got it for like €10 on ebay, people didn't know what gem they sold there. Even the tiniest wires get stripped perfectly.

>>1077266
This

>pocket sized
>can strip wires and cables in varying sizes
>can cut the wire/cable
>can be used as a knife
>can clamp down the wire strands if needed
>can be used a wrench for small bolts

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>>1076504
>tfw you're right but you were born left handed

>>1077381
oh fuck.. I thoght I was in /pol/.. ignore this post

scissors.

>>1077395
[spoiler]teeth[/spoiler]

>>1076508

These; OP';s are absolute trash.

Or the good old T-Strippers

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>>1076504
The fuck else you need?

>>1077263
>>1077791
these are ideal for home when you do small reapirs and they are cheap
>>1076504
I would take both

>>1077798
>Cheap
>Knipex

Choose one.

>>1077425
If you can bite through a coax cable. Pls make a video doing it. Pleeaaaseee. You will be legend.

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Neither

>>1077837
For coax I use my spfincter. Works great try it man

>>1077826
there is shit ton of cheap knockofs or chink ones ...does the same job

>>1077425
>>1077844
As a child I would almost always strip wires with my teeth, 15 years later I'm regretting it, the gaps between my teeth look like gaps in a wire stripper, so each gap for a certain wire size, the middle gap was the smallest, so it's probably AWG 22 or so..

>>1077849
Why would anyone want to buy cheap knock off chinkshit?

>>1077843
:^) try strip wire under power