KNIPEX Tools - Precision Mini Wire Stripper, 26-36 AWG (1280040SB)

Excellent seller, quick shipping, as described, great deal, I recommend!. Thank you!.

I like this product for its top notch construction, and ease of usage. I used it for stripping 33 AWG phonograph tone arm wiring. The tool is especially suited for use with fine electronic wiring.

Easily measure the length of wire to be stripped using the Red dial on the left and adjust the guage of wire you are striping using the red dial on the right! The unit even has a wire cutter incorporated into the side of the handle to square up your loose ends! This handy little tool allows you to get that consistent cut for a professional look every time!

No it's not cheap. But it does the job it's designed to do better than anything else out there. If you work with a lot of very fine wire--just buy this and forget about messing around stripping the wire with an Xacto knife and destroying half of the strands. Use it a couple times and you'll forget that you had to lay out a little extra coin for it. Very happy with it and would buy another one without hesitation.

Works surprisingly well for small diameter wire. Glad I didn't have to buy a hot wire stripper at 10x the cost to do the job this tool can do. That being said it is worth the price paid, is cleverly designed, and even makes a good fidget toy while sitting at my desk.

I bought this and the Jokari variant. They are the same product and have the same shortcomings.The Jokari came used (little wire pieces in the box). This one seemed new. In the end, they behave the same.At first sight, it looks like a nice design. But it’s awkward with small gauge wires. The depth feature is useless and destructive for small gauges, as the wires are not rigid enough and don’t stay straight. The net result is that you grab the wire too far away, and it easily breaks unpredictably. I believe that by design, it pushes a sharp blade against a flat edge: forget about cleanly stripping Teflon.

I stumbled upon this while looking for other tools. I have other tools to strip wire, but not this small. I usually resort to an xacto knife for thin gauge wire, but inevitably end up cutting some of the conductor too.It also works well when you don't know the exact gauge of the wire you have. I just start trying to strip the wire at a thicker setting and reduce until success.Glad I splurged on this.

The margins they're making on this are absolutely insane. This should be a $20 tool.