will it strip phone wire
1156944
I have had fairly good luck with 18/2 and cat-5 (outer jacket only), but it doesn't strip anything smaller than 18 to bare copper very well.
1156945
I couldn't strip smaller than 18ga wire, and that was a chore. Might not be the right tool for that.
1156946
no, the smallest ive been able to strip is 14 awg., its great on all wire bigger then 14 guage til u get up to about 400 mcm then its worth just stripping by hand
1156947
It will strip #12 THHN electrical wire. It should strip phone wire. I haven
1156948
Never tried it but the adjustments go down pretty small. I dont use mine very much. Works good if you are stripping the same gauge wire all the time. Pain to constantly adjust the guides.
1156949
It will strip the outside jacket that holds all the wires. It will not strip each individual wire. 14 gauge is probably the smallest it will realistically strip. That being said, this tool is genius. Highly recommended.
1156950
I have not tried phone wire, but it works great on everything else I have stripped! It was well worth the money & paid for itself the first time I used it. I have used it quite a bit, it is easier for me to use than a knife.
1156951
My husband who is an electrician says that no it will not strip phone wire. It would be more worth your time to just scrap the wire with the cover.
1156952
It will strip #12THHN electrical wire. I have never stripped phone wire. I would assume if it would strip #12 wire it would strip phone wire.
1735090
I used the stripper on 14 guage or bigger solid wire and it worked great. I think smaller stranded wire may not be worth it if you are selling to a recycle place. I also found that if the wire is old and cracking, and all twisted and kinked it will take a lot more effort. Depends on how much time you are willing to spend.
920493
well if you just wanna look at yourself strip the wires it will hooip[ up to anything.............
383175
They might,,line is like that of a weed Wacker. I was impressed by how well it worked. Best to detach the cable.
2112733
You probably don't need it. But when the device has it's own ground wire, I imagine it will filter any induced or static charge the antenna may pick up.
1274610
Yes it will strip the outer sheathing, but I doubt it will strip the thin conductors to bare copper
667568
Strips 12 wire no problem, I have also used it for 10 with no problem. This is a awesome tool!!
543883
It strips rg59 cable so I don't see why not...I've worked with rg6 and rg11 cable and it works wonders
2020956
There is a stopper gauge that you attach to the tool which you may be able to use and strip the wire up to one and three-eighths of an inch long. It does a fairly decent job of stripping the wire.
1507802
If the pre-wiring for your landlines is done with a four conductor cable. The phone only uses two of these wire, usualy the red and green. The remaining black and yellow are there for a second line or for low voltage power phone accessories. However you may receive some cross talk from the phone line to the intercoms if someone is using the phone. I am only offering this has a possible solution to your problem. I am in no way a professional installer. Please contact a professional and confirm.
1755472
I'm not sure--the wire might "bend" as it's cutting. It doesn't do well on thin plastic,
376200
I haven't had any luck with it on Genesis Speaker wires in 16 and 14 gauge. Cat 5e and Cat6 STP and UTP it does well stripping the jacket but watch for nicks on UTP and peal back.
1813899
I don't believe it will. Additionally, it really doesn't adhere to a solid surface let alone a wire one.
967915
This wire stripper works best on 10/2 12/2 and 14/2 copper wire anything with a really thick insulation on it will make it very difficult
398732
read the extensive review done by www.the wire cutter . Com that should have your answer
1939247
I think your talking about the wire stripper.You put the wire thru it and apply lite pressure to strip the end of the wire so
188068
Yes, unless you have home phone service through a cable provider like Time Warner. It works differently than the phone company's wiring set up.