CREWORKS Electric Wire Stripping Machine, 11 Channel Automatic Wire Stripper for 0.06-1.6 in. Copper Wires, 550W Cable Stripper Machine with 10 Blades, Electric Wire Stripper for Workshop Recycling

Very heavy duty good quality for the price. Works great was able to strip a pile of scrap wire very quick.

This things it's really nice!! Definitely seems well built and made with heavy duty materials. I've stripped a couple hundred pounds with this stripper and I'm really happy with the purchase... way better than the small single blade strippers on the market!! If your debating on what stripper to get just make the investment... I'm glad I did..

Paid for itself immediately, put this through its paces and it did not disappoint. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to make some extra $ on their scrap wire. Needs a little help on some of the newer slick insulation.

works great if you have a lot of wires to strip. Love the holes so I don't have to adjust the stripper every time. Make back the money in copper recycling in 1 weekend. Highly recommend

Low power will not Handle heavy wire rubber gauge type.. Foot. Pedal didn’t work after 2 hour of work .. very disappointing….

Love this machine. I have another one but have to change the settings every time I put a different wire size in. Not with this one I’ve done #12 to 3/0 but it can go bigger. I just use my other machine instead

This thing is a beast!!! Works extremely well, very satisfied!

This machine is awesome it has paid for itself 100 times over in just the couple months I’ve owed it the adjustment are a bit hard to figure out but I will be buying another one soon because I recycle a lot of wire and need another one awesome machine

This is an absolute monster of a wire stripping machine. Clearly industrial quality. It weighs just under 60 lb and seems to be really well built. I like that it incorporates the clear shielding so that you can see the mechanism as you adjust it and get it to the right height. It comes well protected in a box packaged with dense foam. When you open it, you have to install the adjustment knobs onto the top of it. Be careful not to cross thread them as it's a bit easy to do, I cross threaded the one but I was able to clean it up and get it into a different slot with no issues. You also have to ensure you remove the gearbox oil plug and install the vent plug so that the machine can breathe as it heats up. It comes filled up with oil and ready to go. It takes a little bit of work to get it adjusted, but it seems like something you just get better at over time. You can get it adjusted approximately to where you want it. For the wire you want to strip, put the wire in and then get it exact. I'm really pleased that it also has the emergency stop button just in case, that's a pretty important feature to have. Overall, I'm very impressed with the craftsmanship of this machine and it seems durable to be able to last a long time. I would definitely recommend this product if you're looking to strip a lot of wire.

This CREWORKS Electric Wire Stripping Machine is an absolute beast. Highlights: This strips wire at almost 100 ft/min with a 550W motor! It handles wire sizes from 1.5 to 40 mm (0.06 to 1.6 in.) with 10 separate manganese steel blades. The rollers adjust easily for clean cuts on all four corners for even pressure. The frame is heavy duty, reinforced thick aluminum plate. It is described as “Compact & Portable: measuring 19.8x10.8x15 in.” While this is compact compared to a table saw, it is 58 LBS. It’s a really solid machine, you won’t want to be carrying it all over the place, nope, lol. I did strip some 3-phase 50 amp rubber-coated wire. It zipped through that with ease. It has tons of power. And FAST. 100 ft/min is 20 inches per second! I stripped whatever else I had. Adjusting wasn’t hard. The roller is spring-loaded, so you’re just bringing the blade close enough for the narrowest wire per channel. It expands automatically for larger wire. The smallest wire I had was 2 mm. That was the final adjustment to the knobs, and that tiny wire zipped through super fast too, sliced perfect. The closest channel is pretty cool too. It’s a smasher channel. Well, ok, it’s called an insulation remover channel. If the wire doesn’t pop out easily after it’s slit, you push it in the smasher channel, and it flattens it, opening the cut wide open. Then the wire almost falls out. This channel is a single size range though, and it worked well on all the regular-sized wire. You have to loosen the knobs to flatten thicker cable. I’ll probably just not flatten thicker stuff. By the end, the gearbox was warm, the motor was cold, and everything else looked new. This is an industrial weight, very heavy duty, super fast wire stripper. I’m impressed. 😊 PS: The gearbox comes plugged so the oil doesn’t run out in shipping. In the instruction pack, there is a vent plug, and you absolutely have to install it, or pressure will build in the gearbox as it heats up and it will blow out a seal. All your oil will drain out and you’ll have to fix it. Don’t miss this crucial step.

This review is for the CREWORKS Electric Wire Stripping Machine, 11 Channel Automatic Wire Stripper for 0.06-1.6 in. Copper Wires, 550W Cable Stripper Machine with 10 Blades, Electric Wire Stripper for Workshop Recycling This machine is a beast. It is clearly an industrial level wire stripping machine, weighing in at close to 60 lbs. I got it because my son does metal recovery on laptops, TVs, wires etc. He has always had access to junk home electrical wire but wasn't really able to do anything with it because it's so difficult to strip. It's not now that he has this machine. It will cut wires of many different diameters, and the cutting depth can be adjusted to get through the sheathing on the wires at just the right depth. I've watched him use this and it works through wire quickly. It does take a bit of adjusting to get going on a specific gauge of wire but once set up this has the power to move through as much wire as you can feed it quickly. He uses this machine as a hobbyist, and admittedly the price point may be a little high for that. The price is fully justified though given this is an extremely well built & sturdy machine that can significantly cut down on the length of time required if you need to strip wires. I found no reason to deduct any stars.

Off the bat, the price tag may be a bit intimidating, but the overall quality of the assembly and material are stellar. Definitely need a bit of ear protection when this turns on as it is not quiet in the slightest. Blades are definitely very sharp, and have a very clean cut. The one thing I notice is that the roller does seem to oscillate slightly and is not rotating entirely "cleanly". Though this was right out of the box, so there may some finetuning needed first. This thing is an absolute unit, as it weighs quite a lot. So be careful lifting it. However, this all gives it a very industrial grade feel, and it definitely lives up to the appearance. Very nice that it also includes the clear cover so you can see the stripping in progress, and also troubleshoot as it works. Emergency stop triggers as intended, and additionally the on/off buttons toggle cleanly. They have a bit more travel than I anticipated, but I feel this is an additional safety feature to prevent unintended activation. Overall, very good.

This wire stripping machine has been very handy to use for removing the insulation from wire and it works well. I like that it has 11 different sized dies to accommodate different diameter wires and the cutting depth is easy to adjust using the dials on the top of the machine. I'm also quite surprised that it's able to remove the fabric wrapped insulation from older 14/2 cable which I find is difficult and time consuming to do by hand. Something I noticed is that it takes a few passes to adjust the blade depth to exactly where I need it, otherwise it tends to not cut all the way through the insulation or it will cut too deep. However, once the machine is set for a specific wire diameter it can be used multiple times without needing any adjustment. I also find that it helps to start out with a small piece of wire to get the machine dialed in correctly before moving to longer wires. The machine operates smoothly and the motor is quieter than I expected. It also has a lot of torque and I haven't had any issues with cable binding, slipping or the motor stalling on larger diameter cable. The blades are sharp and they easily cut through insulation without any noticeable signs of wear although they don't appear to be individually replaceable if needed. Overall this is a helpful machine for quickly processing large amounts of wire and it feels well made. It's quite heavy at roughly 60 pounds and it's mainly made of metal with a thick acrylic front and it arrived ready to use without any assembly required.