Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Wire Stripping Machine, 0.06''-0.98'' Copper Stripper with Hand Crank or Drill Powered, Visible Stripping Depth Reference, Portable Aluminum Frame Wire Peeler for Scrap Copper Recycling

I am very pleased with this machine. It works great. I was wondering if I should invest in a wire stripper, I'm sure glad I did. Would pay again!

Works Great, No Problems so far Very Pleased with Wire Stripper. Will recommend. Easy to work with.

Great tool , highly recommend it for the price and the quality . Will recommend highly to friends and family

I hesitated to buy but I’m so happy I did. It got here faster then expected shipping time and it is very efficient.

Was not at all satisfied the wire would smush it seamed like the quality of material it was made from was better quality material but just didn't seem to make any difference

this machine has been great only thing is if I can figure out how to use it to strip small computer wires I would be HAPPYER.

This is my second wire stripper from VEVOR. Both units work very well. I have stripped small wire #18 up to #6, even some extension cords. Make sure you do not cut in too far through the insulation, work the blade down slowly. When you get it correct the wire zip over the cutting blade. Sometimes I even run the wire through twice and it even makes it easier when stripping the insulation off. The machine is also very quiet when running. Great machine for a great price!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Takes a little to calibrate than wks like charm. I love it. Made my life much easier and turned into side job . Well made . Can even use drill to go faster. Haven't mastered that but I'm not at all mechanical inclined and even I can use this. No problem

MACHING WORKS GREAT AND HAVE NOTHING BAD TO SAY AND THE PRICE WAS RIGHT, JUST WRITE FOR A LITTER SCRAPPER

It paid for itself the first time that I used it. My old wiring zipped right through it. The difference between what the scrap yard paid for the now clean bright copper vs, a pile of old wire wit the insulation still on it more than paid for the cost of this tool. Id it best to mount it on a long board and clamping the board to the table before u