Customer Reviews for VEVOR Wire Stripping Machine DA 0.06 inch -1.5 inch,Manual Wire Stripping Machine 11 Channels 10 Cutting Blades,Wire Stripper Machine Manual Hand Cranked,for Stripping Scrap Copper Wire

Good machine. Runs smooth and has plenty of power to pull any wire through. A small learning curve in getting the hang of it when you start out. If you go too tight on the blade pressure it can kick the wire off to the side leaving the wire untouched. Buy it. TRUMP WON!!!!!!!!!!

The spindle that feeds the wire in order to use a drill you have to insert a bit screw it inside of the spindle which snapped after the first use when using my drill, not only that it snapped, but half of it was embedded still inside the spindle, therefore unable to do anything with the spindle anymore We need to replace the whole spindle in order to continue use of product made 50 to 60 cuts before the snap took place.

Works great, didn’t think it would be all that good but I’m impressed with it, only problem I had lever came in broke to manually operate and I’m waiting on a response back from the department, but other then that it is amazing does exactly as described!!!amazing

Works great and did work great until front safety glass and gauge broke Other than that it has worked very well for me and my needs

Dead on Arrival, never powered on, Customer service is horrible, keep giving me a run arround hoping I give up on returning it i assume. Been over a week, even replied in wrong language. Looks like I will have to call my credit card company and do a charge back to get my money back. Do not order from this company.

Price was great but very very noisey..id return if I could. Wire casing wraps around machine. Grease gets over everything also..plastic shield should be longer

I recently picked up a bunch of smaller-gauge wires, 16 and 18 mostly. They were in pieces both long and short. Since I also have a foundry I try to hang on to stuff like that and use it in casting. But using my manual wire strippers was incredibly time-consuming, and honestly really hurt my fingers after a while. I saw this machine, that is was really affordable and adjustable as well, so I took a chance and bought it. Vevor is great about shipping things out pretty quick, and in no time I had it in my hands. It literally took seconds to set up and adjust to get the right cut for the wire gauge I was stripping. In minutes I stripped a whole pile of wire that would have taken me a dozen hours over evenings (this is a hobby for me, not a job). With the jackets split all the way down the center, it was easy to peel away and get the copper from inside. Mine was almost exclusively stranded wire. When the jacket stuck to the wire too much, I'd just run it through the machine again on the other side. With two long-axis cuts on the jacked, they came off easily. Highly recommended, smooth action on the handle. One night with this saved me a week or more of work!

This wire stripper work wonderfully for large gauge wires, but the smaller 14 and 16 gauge is tough. There really needs to be a guide on both side for the small wire otherwise it just twists out from under the blade getting stuck between the blade and the angled feeder wheels. It also work better if the wire is super straight. Another thing I'm finding is that the crank arm is too long to use without the stripper right on the edge of wherever it's set up. It'd be nice to have a shorter arm so that it doesn't strike the table you want to work on or make the stripper machine taller if it really requires that much leverage to run the wire through. I haven't put a coreless drill to it yet because I haven't used long enough wire of the same gauge, so I keep having to adjust the cutting wheel.

Works great for larger diameter wires anything small like a pencil lead it’s hard to cut it. If you fiddle with it it does cut but it cuts the other stuff pretty good I ever need another one. I’ll definitely buy it.

Works as it should, haven’t had any major issues. Not as heavy duty as I would like, but very well built for the price point.