Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Automatic Wire Stripper Stripping Machine 1,5-40 mm (0.06-1.57 in) 400W Motor

Just got it. Tried it and it works great. Quiet, handles the wire easily. As long as it's as good as it appears to be, it's a 5 star. It will be well worth the money. Shipped was quick.

Great stripper with very reasonable cost, as a electrician, i have a lot of waste cable that is not long enough for use but also would be a waste if I just bin it. This machine allows me to remove the insulating layer very quickly and recycle it properly.

Great piece of kit, saves lots of time and energy, works great with a drill attached.

Happy with purchase

Great little tool makes something stressful easy

Una máquina muy buena. Tal y como se describe y va muy bien.

Cheap simple yet very effective. Take your time to adjust the cutting wheel precisely and the cable just runs through it.

It was a little hard to get the hang of at first, but is pretty simple to use once you get a rhythm going. I have only used it with a drill, which is a great feature. The hand-crank is only usable if you mount it to the edge of a table, otherwise the crank arm itself will hit whatever it's mounted to. The blade also comes loose really easily and veers off-center, which causes the wire to slip off the track. Despite those things, it's great for the price and I have been able to strip a ton of wire pretty quickly.

Pretty good but the blade in mine is slightly misaligned which does make it not work very well unless I guide the wire through. So I can just start it and go I have to guide the wire the whole time but still faster than by hand.

Pretty good for the job intended but just know the thinner of the wire the warts is going to be in the more aggravation. But at the end of the day if you make it over $100 or more on just stripped copper wire and not including any other parts of your scrap run you've made out better than the next guy. With certain types such as low voltage cable Romex and coax it's going to take a couple passes and you going to need heavy duty gloves not the wool gloves that they give you to protect your hands and fingers. You'll always have to readjust the alignment and this is one of the reasons why you might have to make multiple passes and check to make sure the stripped wire isn't it and caught up in the gears. This product doesn't save time but what it does do is yield more of a return. Which at the end of the day is what you actually want. The durability is great it takes a look and keeps on ticking no matter how hard you run it just know if you have difficulty with the wire your drill will as well if you use that as a attachment. Don't break your drill just do it by hand. And yes depend on the excited cable and what layee you're working with with each cable you will have to adjust it repeatedly.