I Bet You Didn't Know This About Wire Strippers
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2022
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In this video, Shannon shows you many different uses of wire strippers.
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An old dog has learned some new tricks! Thank you! 🐾
Function number eight... These are great for removing those unsightly nose hairs. Just grip and jerk! Almost tear free.
I hadn't seen wire strippers that remove the sheath on 12/2 or 14/2 wire. Need to find myself a pair
Thanks for the bolt cutting tip!
The screw cutters
Think 6 or 8-32 means #6 or 8 size and 32 threads per inch. Good video, thanks.
On a similar tool, I painted yellow enamel on the 12/2 section and white enamel on the 14/2. It makes it more obvious and prevents damaging 12/2 by accidentally using the 14/2 slot.
Worthwhile information as usual. You are so appreciated!😊
You are great kind person thank you for showing those tricks sir
Thank you! I learn so much from your videos. I inherited my fathers workshop and have literally a room full of tools. I don’t know what half of them are. I didn’t know those had so many functions! Awesome!
Thank you for taking the mystery out of using this multifaceted tool.
So glad to see your video on this invaluable tool. There are a few videos on RUclips that state “Pros don’t use this tool.” I call BS on this! I have several of these from Klein and Southwire and they are great tools. As a matter of fact, I used them just today and used all the functions you described except cutting the screws. I have also worked with some master electricians and they have them in their tool pouches. Great video. Keep up the good work!
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That style of screw cutter is the best. I'd love to find one for metric (I know, I know).
Thanks for all the tips, I did curious all those holes were there for and used separated tools to do what this single tool can do. You are always so educational!!!!!!
Good video. 8/32 are generally used for light fixtures.
Im pne of those “utility knife on the groove, pull wire through “ hope u dont knick any wires!
So this was a great product to showcase
Shannon, Josh (Excellent Laboror), and Jeff Thorman helped me build my bathroom. Without you guys, I would have fooked it all up. I owe you a cold one.
Learned a few things. Thanks Shannon!👍
Bolt cutters?! That's genius. I never knew
These Wire Strippers can also be used to make a great and interesting youtube video.😎
Thanks sir. I almost throw away my wire stripper like yours there. Again thanks for sharing.
Thanks for this great info! You make look soooo easy!
Thank you for this Sir. Taught me some helpful things. Have a great day 👍🏻
Believe it, we all learn a lot from your person Sr. I can’t give you two subscriptions, if I could I would hehehe. Good bless you and your family and business.
Thank you.
Thanks
Good stuff. Thank you!
Yup. Never ceases to amaze me how tools can do more than one job, especially power tools. When I worked in the city fleet, one job I had was called "upfitting" which was adding automotive electrical devices. Of course that meant running wire. Many times it involved different wire sizes and grouping them together. I found out I could stack smaller gauge wires on their rolls at a vice that had a long screwdriver in its jaws and the rolls of wire held by the screwdriver. Then came the cordless drill, the ends of the wires were in it's jaws and me allowing the drill to slowly turn the wires making a nice tight harness.
Very handy thanks for sharing 😎👏🇮🇪
Thank you for sharing.
Very informative. Thank you
Good content, as usual, thank you
Good job well done 👍👷♂️
If you get the wider lineman style you can pre twist wires together before putting a wirenut on. Works nicely to twist wire on rebar and fences. You can use them in a pinch to get bolts out.
Great tips!
Awesome video. Thanks!
Great tip to twist the wire after closing the pliers around it. I've stripped hundreds of them the wrong way by trying to pull off the insulation without twisting. Thanks!
great tips!
Thanks! I've always wondered what the holes were that read 8-32, etc. Now I know!!
great video
8/32 are also cabinet screw sizes
Never seen these strippers. The Romex sheath cutter and screw cutters would be useful.
They are perfect for stripping cable. Much neater and safer (in my opinion) than a razor knife.
nice tool
amazing
Glad you think so!
"Did you know there's 7 different functions that I use this one pair of wire strippers for all the time."
No fren I didn't know that, thank you for telling me.
Just learned today that you don’t actually have to give a twist in order to strip the wire. Just clamp it on and pull
Didn’t know about the outer case stripper
Not 8 thirty second...#8, 32 threads per inch....
6-32 and 8-32 are not 6/32 and 8/32 fractions. It means a No. 6 or No. 8 machine screw, and each have 32 threads per inch. When talking about it you say "six thirty-two". The small number is the scale used for machine threaded body sizes smaller than a 1/4" in the ANSI/ASME system. Those pliers kick ass... I just got a pair a few months ago. I can't believe it took this many years before a sheath-stripping tool was made, and then even longer before I bought one.
Came here to say the same.
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u can use them as a hammer
And they work for left handed people like me!
You had me at strippers.
One more function is color recognition. if something is the same color as the handles of the presented tool, you know it is yellow 🙂
LOL, True enough!
You forgot the 8th function: cutting a slice of pizza🤣
Cameraman is unreal
*camera wife
Shannon sure knows his strippers ;)
Nose hairs