CP-301G Pro'sKit Precision Wire Stripper, 30-20 AWG

Works great on small gauge wire, just as it was advertised. Good price.

Great addition to my Electronics Laboratory Bench.

I wrote the below before taking a close look at the strippers. Today is 1/7/2022I bought two of them, one for house electronic bench and one for the garage.Looking and comparing closely, the wire size holes are obviously different sizes for the two strippers. One has holes that are two small and not very round, oblong. The other one holes are ok round but too large. Some tweaking with a Dremel and diamond bits corrected so is ok. Typical of chhinese cheap tools. Just be aware of the size holes you have and adjust your use accordingly. And if the holes are the too large type, ground down the tip of the unit very slightly.Purchased these to replace my lost my ancient Radio Shack stripper. It is here somewhere, it will turn up someday, maybe. Excellent price, $5, I was expecting it to cost twice as much. (And I still would not have hesitated to buy it). I need a stripper in these wire sizes - 20 to 30 awg. Just right for small wire sizes for electronic work. It is sharp, the wire holes are round which is important. It is the same physical size as the Radio Shack. But the plastic handle is much larger than need be. The thinner yellow handle on my old Radio Shack stripper was perfect for working with small wires. I am painting the dark blue handles yellow to better see in dark areas. (And in a cluttered work bench). I really should pry off the blue handle and replace it with yellow shrink tube.

Some of the reviews for this product indicate that it is cheap and doesn't last long. I found it to be very useful for small gauge wires which is what I wanted and very sharp so far it's doing an excellent job on stripping 28 gauge wire. it is inexpensive but it doesn't necessarily mean it's cheap it's good enough for most home users maybe not professionals but they should know better

The media could not be loaded. These are the best wire cutters you can buy. Originally I bought a pair of expensive Klen wire strippers that were about $20 and I was greatly disappointed with the quality. They wouldn't even cut the wire completely in half because there was a slight gap between the blades but these cheep $5 wire strippers are awesome. They cut wire perfectly, strip wire perfectly and they are slightly smaller than the expensive ones I had so they fit in my pocket easily. The only downside to these cutters are that they have cheap plastic covers on the handles that smell kind of funny. Also when you get them they are stiff and you kind of have to work it out which I actually like because the blade is super tight and cuts perfect every time. If you are looking for high quality and the best get these. I prefer them over the expensive ones. They cut wire perfectly and strip wire perfectly.

At first it felt cheap with how light it was but I eventually liked it since it wasn't heavy making it easier to handle. Has a standard locking mechanism and works well.

I needed to strip thin landline phone wires, and my large, clunky, ancient wire stripper couldn’t strip 24 gauge wire.This little tool did the job effortlessly, although I needed to use the 26 gauge slot, not the 24, not sure if it was the tool or the wire that was out-of-spec. Took only a few seconds to strip each of the four wires in the wiring bundle,There’s also a handy wire cutter, and a small crimper and pliers at the nose of the tool. An easy to use small thumb lock keeps it closed when not in use.Perfect tool for stripping small gauge wiring, at a price that can’t be beat.

I purchased this when I was installing more outlets in my house and my shop. It is high quality and easy to use.