Bought this as I’m in my apprentice phase of my career and got some wire for my “bonus” to scrap for extra money. Saw many other vevor products but they were pretty pricey for starting out. I love being able to use a drill to spin the blade instead of having to use the hand crank. Only thing I still can’t figure out is the wire guides. I tried multiple times but after a few feet it will push the wire to one side of the other and not cut the insulation. It says I can move the blade but I haven’t been able to figure that out as well. Even with those issues using your hand to guide the wire and just removing the wire guide you can move the wire to where you need to have it be cut by the blade. I feel for the price it definitely is worth the initial investment as you will make the money back in no time. If anyone at vevor sees this post and would like to help me figure out the wire guide as well as the blade not staying in one spot while cutting I would love the help as it would make stripping the wire that much more eaiser. Otherwise it’s still a great product and much faster than any other method I’ve found so far! Only other thing I would love to see on this is some way to determine the blade depth for certain wire gauges. Personally I have used a sharpie to make a line on the bolt above the nut used to set the blade depth and works pretty well. I think that is all you really need. Then just write in the manual what lines from top to bottom or vise versa is used for that certain gauge. Have and will keep recommending vevor strippers to all my buddies in the eletrical business!
Stefan 
