Round Cable Stripper – With Adjustable Cutting Depth – For Circumferential, Longitudinal, and Window stripping – 3/16" to 1" Diameter.

This is a great cable stripper for my 2 gauge cable solar setup. You just need to dial in the correct thickness of the covering. Once that’s set, you’re good to go.

Very easy to use. Easy to adjust the cutter depth so you don't nick your internal wires. Self sizing for any gauge of cable.

OK, just got this today. It looks just like my other cable sheeting cutter that I had like 20 years ago it it looks just like the other one looks like they copied it apart but anyways it’s nice. You should do the job. I just don’t stick your finger in there and turn the lever and spin it around cause it will cut and you could adjust the depth of the jacket too so you don’t have to worry about Nick and the wires that was a handy thing about it and that’s why I wanted it so that I could cut the sheeting and it makes it nice clean cut rather than using a pair of wire cutters and they kinda get afraid although if you’re putting it inside of a connector you wouldn’t see it or using heat shrink tubing, you wouldn’t see it but it’s a handy tool to have it looks professional. It makes a job a lot easier here because you can put the wire in cut around the sheeting. You flipped a little lever and you pull it carefully to the end and then it opens it all the way up like a I guess it peely a banana it’s it’s a handy tool. Everybody should have one or two hell just buy a third one I don’t care if you can send it to me if you’re not using it I wouldn’t mind having an extra one. I got two now. I could use another one. I’ll sit there and play with it or I’ll stick them next to each other so that they can keep company with each other.

This cable stripper is good build quality, solid item. Strips wire as intended with very sharp blade. Being able to turn blade and cut down the wire is awesome

This was the perfect tool to install my sound system with,... I had no idea what it was until I purchased a system that suggested it... let's go

Simple tool to operate. I tend to work with cables in forklift masts to simple 2 wire cables to power accessories on forklifts. I used to use a set of serrated scissors from HFT to cut through the cables outer casing. Care was needed to not cut through the inner wires insulation and create more work or a possible short to chassis in the future. With this tool I set the blade cutting depth on a piece of scrap material and I’m ready to go. I did shorten my time on my last job. Seems a bit generic looking in appearance, but that does not matter in a functional tool. A plus is that it comes with a replacement blade and from what I have read, you can purchase more blades for it.

First, I thought this tool was fairly well made. I used it to strip insulation on a 14 AWG power cord and it worked flawlessly. I then used it on some 18 AWG 3 conductor which was much more flexible and it failed miserably. See my attached photos for examples. I wanted to like this tool, especially at this price point, but I was just unable to get it to cut in a circular pattern on the cable that I specifically bought it for (18 AWG). I tried to hold the cable straight, holding on either side, rotating the tool slowly, quickly, nothing seemed to help. As a result, I bought a Jonard CST-1900 and it stripped the same cable in a perfect circle. Subsequent strips did require me to keep my fingers on the cable to help prevent the tool from wandering and causing it to spiral cut, but it was nowhere near as significant a spiral as the Arolax tool. Again, see my photos. I gave this 3 stars because I thought it was well made, but it just didn't seem to work well on flexible cable. Depending on your use case, you may have great success with it. For me, it wasn't going to work on the cable I need it most on and that was the deal breaker. I spent more on the Jonard CST-1900 and I'm happy with its performance. Things I liked: -Sturdy, well made. -Replaceable blade with extra blade storage in the handle base -Rotating mechanism was easily engaged (although I didn't use the tool in this mode) Things I didn't like: -Smaller, more flexible cable caused the cable to strip in a spiral pattern Edit to add photos.

Great quality tool works perfectly