WORKPRO Wire Stripper Cutters, 4x5cm Mini Wire Stripping Tool, 0.2-6MM², Multifunctional Cable Cutter 24 AWG, for Coaxial Cable RG59 RG6

Works OKBit fiddly

It's a little sticky in operation, perhaps this will ease after some use.

Simple and easy to useand very good value.I bought two, gave one to a work colleague an HGV technician and he is absolutely delighted with it.

I have not actually used the item yet but it is great addition to my toolbox, purchased on Prime Day so got it for under £8 which I though was too good to miss.

Well made little stripping tool let down by incorrect sizing on the cutting blades. The side with six different cable size holes works fine. However, the side that purports to strip both cables in 2.5 T & E simply doesn't work because the holes are too big. You can see the error when you compare the 2.5mm (squared) hole in six hole blade which is the right size, with the three holes marked 3 x 2.5mm (squared) in the blade which I assume is meant to strip both cables in 2.5 T & E. these holes are too large and you can push a piece of unstripped 2.5mm cable through the three holes. The blades are clearly marked as 3 x 2.5mm (squared) but don't work. So overall it is useful for a constructor/hobbyist, but pretty much useless to an electrician. I shall be keeping it a) because of it's novelty appeal and b) It was reasonably cheap so I can't be bothered to return it. If they ever sort out the hole sizing to strip 1.5 and 2.5 T & E that we use in the UK then I would buy another one. If you are a Radio/Electronics hobbyist - this little tool would be a useful addition to your workbench.

I've bought it because I actually needed a wire stripper, and this seemed to be a cool idea. Unfortunately, when I needed to strip some wire a bit buried into the car dashboard, it revealed its weakness. Basically, it's sort of impossible to see what hole you're going to use once you turn it back against a wire coming from the dashboard, too short to turn it back to you and see what hole you're using. So, you start trying each hole.. I mean, it's not really convenient. It's big, and you need to press the whole square evenly to cut and it's not easy to do when you're not working on a cable right in front of you. Cool design, just not very practical. I think I'll buy a traditional wire stripper eventually.

Strips wires well

Not easy to use as you have to find the size of the wire and feels awkward