KAIWEETSSelf Adjusting Wire Stripper - 3 in 1 Heavy Duty Automatic Wire Stripping Tool | 10-24 AWG Wire Cutter for Electrical Cable Cutting, Crimping Tool

This strips as little as 5mm and works fine on 24ga silicone sheathed wire that I use for making dupont cables for various esp32 projects. It is clumsy tho with wire that small and I actually prefer to use my ancient IDEAL brand simple stripper with a diy depth stop attached because it’s much quicker. Many companies make similar (identical) strippers and they all have a hole in each jaw ostensibly for bending wire but I use them to attach multiple bits of sheet plastic that can be rotated into place behind the cutter to serve as a depth gauge for different depths - right now only 3mm and 5mm are useful to me.The depth stop on these is a little delicate, it gets banged around in my tool bag and I expect it’s going to get broken soon but the jaws and stripping blade seem very solid and I very much prefer this design where all the wires go through the same place. I have other strippers with multiple holes for different wires and lining them up is harder - this adjusts automatically. Great price besides.

These are the only strippers I've ever had that either don't bend the wire when stripping, or hurt your hands. Also they let you select the strip length within reason so you get a perfect strip every time. They don't work one hundred percent perfectly, I think because it's easy to accidentally miss the length guide, but it's good enough.

I'd say I gave this thing the worst case scenario right out of the box, first of all I don't have any experience with this type of tool, so i may not have been doing it correctly, but I needed to change the ends on my trolling motor cables, I say cables because they are thick as heck, although I think they are 10 gauge wires. It was not as easy as I was expecting, the tool struggled and so did I. We had difficulty cutting through the thick plastic insulation, but after a few tries and adjustments to the settings it did end up working. Some one who has more experience may have been able to make it work fine. I did try it on some smaller wires and it worked fine, so it will work on 10 gauge if you need it to, but it does really good on anything smaller than that.

Works well and does what it is supposed to do

I don't care if this is a knock off brand made in china or whatever, it worked for my ultra thin wire stripping I needed to do and it did it so easily and saved me so much frustration. I wish the tension knob was a bit more intuitive, but oh well.

Tool is well made and of good quality, similar to that of the Kaiweets clamp meter.

Best stripper all around and crimper and cutter and nice feel to handle...

It does the main feature well enough, stripping wires. To strip cleanly use them quickly. A slow use will cause tearing. The Wire guide was surprisingly useful.My biggest gripe was that the reason I bought them for was useless. The insulated crimper is junk. The edges are too sharp and cut right through the waterproof insulation of the 10 guage butt splicers, so two stars docked for that. I'm sure I can use my dremmel to smooth those out, but I'll probably return it. I shouldn't have to modify a tool so it can perform its intended function.