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It works perfect on small wire your just not using it right checkout my vids on it small gage

CLUE: It was OP in the garage with the lead pipe

Why wouldn't you pressure wash or scrub the lead first???

Stripmeister also has motorized strippers with adjustable speed control

I realize this is over a year old, and you’ve most likely learned some more techniques on how to run it more efficiently. Maybe this is one of them, and maybe others can learn this too: one thing right off the bat that speeds things up, is to do a bunch of one thing then go to the next stage. So running all the wire that is the same gauge, THEN go back and strip all of it from the insulation, as opposed to stripping each one immediately after running it through. Another one is to have the steel feeder hole (infeed) LOWER than the feeding wheel, at least slightly lower than where you place the blade height at. Yet another, is to use a foot-actuated on/off switch for the electric stripper. If you have a corded drill, do the same with that, and just have a wedge to keep the trigger pressed. Thanks for sharing

I bought an Electric Wire Stripper. It doesn't do a good job on thick cable ( around what seems 3/8) there is a thin clear coating of plastic over the thick plastic. I've had to send it through up to 4x. So I decided to use a utility knife cutting the clear plastic off. I've noticed that I can just do it by hand. Mind you these are 14-18 inch strips. Old plastic covered wire from Older BX used thick plastic so again I carved them with the utility knife. In short- The electric wire stripper is good on household romex. It's up to the individual if they want to send cable 4X through the machine. Bottom line- I got 160 #s of Bare Bright Solid wire times $3.20 a # here in Upstate New York- about $460. " Ca- Ching"! The EWS paid for itself! It's so simple a child 1 year and 7 months old can feed the wire through!! Thanx

I suspect you have the Vevro wire guide rotated 180° wrong way. You want wire guide as close as possible to cutting wheel.

The Vervor isn't really designed for romex. It's meant more so for single strand wires up to I believe 1/0. I have the Verror electric .06 to 1.5 inch wire (14 ga to 750 MCM) stripping capability. Has 11 wire slots including romex slot with 10 cutting blades. Have never had a single issue stripping any type of wire big or small.

slow your cordless drill down a bit, it will help significantly in getting your guides set up properly. Note how fast the Vevor one pulls wire through, thats an indicator of a good working speed. Once you have all your guides and blade pressure set up you can go back to full speed if you want.

Which one is better

did you watch the setup videos for the stripmeister? ruclips.net/video/RYhrbXrldXs/видео.htmlsi=vluxiDRXIovhv89n works much better!

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I used these with the Team Catfish weight slides to make a ruclips.net/user/postUgkxdmsDj7fQXe77DC0l7P7ua8B3PiESUubM Carolina rig and they were perfect for the ponds I fish. I have also used them to make 3 way rigs and these work perfectly. Haven't had any issues with them snagging in rocks or in weeds yet.

Get a dirt tamper so you can flatten tubing and square stock down. Fuller crucible that way this maxing your heat usage. Nice work man.

volume is too soft can't hear you

Alright for your punishment you need to remelt that stuff and clean it up then cast some bullets

Something about skimming the dirt off of molten lead that is so satisfying

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I hope you had a respirator when breaking apart those pipes. Lead dust is poisonous. Great video though!

Great melt and the copper bar is beautiful. Awesome job.

Must have been my device. Nice copper bar

Hum I can hear the vid but the vid is black

Pinch cutting the pipe without opening them up and maybe trapping AIR and worst of all WATER, not a good idea. Recipie for a bad day.

I break up old car batteries to cast bullets.

Wath dit you trow in it?

Another nice melt. As for I am meltin my slag with other unprocessed dust from finishing my cast, aluminum chipping from cutting off sprues etc, and also other stuff from brass/copper/other alloys. So actually we can say I make mixxed slag/dust mixture which I use for less needed casts - just to save the fuel.

I've seen others melt slag. I'm not going to try it. I think it's a waste of fuel

Always safty first. That device is dangerus to operate like that. Please be carefull.

Now you can pound sand.

Nice vid. Do you melt with your furnace in the garage? Cus i put mine on the driveway because i didnt know if it was safe to do in the garage.

Nice looking bar and the ice bath was cool. Just subscribed! Cheers.

damn cool, manfool. my kinda shisnit.

Very interesting how the dirt and crap float on top of the lead and are skimmed off so easily. Still very nasty stuff.

Hi, good video, but i think the aluminium is not hot enough and you need a smaller crucible for the coins.

Nothing like watching paint dry

Really nice how that rod sunk into the melt. Bit strange to start the pour with the coin though.

Did not know that Briggs engines had aluminum blocks.

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Thus is giving so many bigstackd vibes

Thanks for this amazing meltdown. It is always a pleasure to see this kind of content. If you need any help regarding thumbnail designing or description. Lmk

Why didn't you secure the desktop device in place, it's dangerous to do that, be safe

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In my opinion, 16 gauge and thicker is worth stripping. Bare Bright is the oly grail at the scrapyard. Worth the most. I have that same model Stripmeister, and I love it. Once you learn how to dial it in, it's a speed machine.

I’ve got that same Stripmeister and I love it. I have a DeWalt cordless 12v drill dedicated to the stripper. I have three batteries and a charger and I can strip all day long with rotating the three batteries.

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That lead was still really dirty! I'm really particular about that though. Otherwise, great video!

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I would much rather reload them and shoot them again.