I wanted to point out a tool that I often use, but rarely see on other people’s workbenches: thermal strippers. They aren’t cheap, but once you’ve used them, it is hard to go back to stripping wires ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Wire work is a more delicate task than some might assume. In order to make a repair or installation you must first get to the wire itself, ...

These are my very favorite tools to use when doing DIY electrical work! 📦 PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO 📦 • Klein Tools Dual Range ...

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Wire strippers are an important addition to any home tool kit — particularly for those who are looking to take on a few DIY electrical projects. These pincer-like tools can be used to clip longer ...

A good copper cable stripper should handle a wide range of wire sizes. Many home and automotive projects use wires between 10 and 20 AWG, so a tool that matches this range offers more flexibility. It ...

Heavy-duty tool works better on heavier gauge wires. Slightly difficult to adjust and probably better suited for industrial use. The Vise-Grip brand is probably one of the most recognized trade names ...

Confused? This used to be called the Quik Strip tool. But the original company apparently went belly-up, so now it’s the Quick Grip wire stripper by a company called Quickstrip. This is one of those 3 ...

Thinking of tackling electrical repairs but don’t know where to start? With just a little knowledge–and less than $100 worth of tools including things like wire strippers and a multimeter–you can take ...