This video will make your Life easier. Copper from thin Wires, quickly and easily in just 8 Minutes.

[@bormatnor]

I for one love it, simple and functional and adding or subtracting washers for spacing is a simple fix.

[@CopperKing]

Thank You

[@prisonersforprofit]

or you can just change the angle of the knife for minute differences.

[@ΞηροςΛεωνιδας]

Big wires are easier to strip. Small ones are the problem . Very smart way for small cable striping. Thank you😊.

[@StoicRipple]

Genius! Genius! Genius! I was using my fingers to keep the wire in line. Gonna try this soon as I get back to the shop.

[@jeffreybatts1833]

VERY CLEVER IDEAS !!!!!!!

[@suatilter517]

Best Video what i ever Seen in Work perfekt 👍👍😘😘🙏🙏

[@lazychris2000]

0:39 what kind of drill bit is that?

[@m.weston7114]

So every time you change to a sharper blade, you drill a hole? Why not make a blade clap that you can just keep moving the blade forward by loosening a bolt?

[@ezequiasjonaslima384]

Top não vou perder meu tempo, obrigado irmão 💯👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🤝

[@davevanatta1965]

awesome thinking !

[@временнонедоступен-з8ч]

Все способы хороши! Можно сделать и тот и другой, один для коротких отрезков, другой для длинных

[@lyjemarks4245]

What kind of blade are you using before the first design? My x-acto knife just snaps every time I try to drill it, no matter how slowly I go.

[@bcde11012009]

Esse eu acho que foi um dos melhores parabéns pelo vídeo

[@michelegregg]

In my opinion nothings to small when you broke? But very well thought out and mindful enineering, but surely would live tk see how to strip the big wired from its insulation , that would be every bit worth thw watch.

[@ScrapFatherScrapSon]

Let me know what you think. Throw him a sub and tell him I sent you!

[@martyhyatt8556]

It add up ,

[@Moonshine8719]

Bro you sure are a hero in the first part of the video with the small wire i always left the rubber stuff on it cause it was that little now i can do that with the small wire i got at home cause i have over 900lbs of it

[@haluktuzunar69]

Good ideas..thanks for these video ❤

[@CopperKing]

Thank You very much

[@SCRAPASSASSIN]

Very interesting, I will have to try to make the last one you done in this video to strip thin copper wire,Nice one @King of Copper👍

[@idontknowmyfirstname69]

Brilliant... So simple

[@roshanbandhu123]

Very nice brother

[@CopperKing]

Thank You bro 👏🤗

[@ВадимнДорохи]

Спасибо огромное за видео! Просто и эффективно, повторил, получилось! А стокими как проводами?

[@user-bp7qn9rz2p]

Подскажите пожалуйста каким сверлом вы сверлите отверстия в лезвии ножа?

[@Creativevaijan]

This guy is amazing 🎉

[@CopperKing]

Thank You

[@quentonkilgore4638]

Holding the blade down while drilling it is such a good idea. Ask me how I know....

[@Ken.Kaniff.From.Conn.]

I was waiting for the drill bit to catch on the metal and start spinning the blade like a fan blade.

[@timothyschock3520]

How well does your device work for solid copper wire that I need to strip?

[@JoeThorne-j6g]

If you figure you time stripping the small gauge wire and cleaning up the mess you can just sell the whole thing as number 2 insulated wire and use your time wisely.

[@benjaminbrower540]

You could flatten them to use in creating your own circuit boards. Thin plastic, cardboard.. then lay down the flattened wire. Drill the holes for components. That wire would be great for your own circuit boards.

[@red2965]

Be sure to soak them in wax to seal and add rigidity or put it into a plastic box unless you desire short circuits

[@johnr5545]

Nice job god bless

[@CopperKing]

Thank You

[@ServiciosMcGiver]

Please send me the link of the drill bit in this video, with which you drill the blade, thank you

[@CopperKing]

Unfortunately, I don’t have a link to this product, go to any hardware store and ask for a drill for tiles or ceramics, and choose the one like in the video. costs about 4 dollars

[@shakaravaz4477]

Thanks! It's Cool! 😊

[@vetalkzvetalkz6682]

Hello. Can you please help me make a machine for quick and easier disassembly of radiators from an air conditioner. There are copper tubes in aluminum foil. So far the easiest way is with a stationery knife... But when there are a lot of them it is also very difficult. I want to come up with some kind of machine.

[@FIXDIY]

King of copper 🎉

[@christophertaylor2464]

very good information I have been stripping 10, 12, 14 awg wire by cutting it in to 1inch pesice and using the wire striping plyers to bad I already cut a bunch of wire in to 1 inch pisces now I just need to finish what I started but next time I will have to check this out.

[@michealbrown5903]

How is cutting into 1 inch pieces profitable? The time it must take. Wow!

[@christophertaylor2464]

@@michealbrown5903 I am still working on stripping it . More of a little work here and then a little work there I don't need to take it in now and sell it.

[@louisrichards3702]

and where does that copper piece with the 4 slots in it come from?

[@philipastayt]

Its from a pin chuck, or mechanical lead pencil

[@janetortiz4861]

Looks like the end of an X-acto knife to me.

[@RatheeshRathi-s5n]

Supper. Sir

[@CopperKing]

Thank You

[@martinneps9387]

Do you sell any of these inventions that you make to strip wire? Please comment back. I would love to have one of them. Please let me know thank you for this video

[@red2965]

Most small Guage wire is easy if you start the coating and just pull you have less loss😢 especially if you go to deep and fray the wire. This is especially true for stranded wire solid wire not so much.

[@abdulmajeedkandhro4976]

V nice

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

Very good ideas. But I would rather use the one at the beginning of the video.

[@RolandJessberger]

I used the utility knife and washers way of doing it I have tried so many different ways and this way is the cat's ass I'm mounted it on a 2 by 4 after drilling a hole in the back of the knife and bolting it to a 2 x 4 vertically then bungee cord the front of the knife pulling it down now I can just start the school and Walk and Walk and Walk and it does the work by itself it is fantastic

[@TruFrag]

Nice, only problem is the knicking of the wire. Im not a fan of getting slivers of copper 2 inches into my fingers but im also not a fan of gloves. I need a method where it just want knick

[@kevinsosa1589]

Good ideas my fear is for people who aren't familiar with tools or stripping and try drilling a hole into blades like you did but it slips on them slicing their fingers up but good ideas still

[@steelman86]

You really need to mount that blade while you are drilling holes because it will chop you up if the bit gets caught and spins it around in circles!! Very dangerous! Just use a simple potato peeler to strip the coating off of the wires!

[@adrianochoa1104]

That is so damn awesome, I have to make those kind of DIY tools to start peeling all the copper cables that I sell at the scrap yard.😊👌🤩🤯

[@JoshHardin-f6v]

I could have 15lbs of bare bright #1 copper stripped and done ready to sell just in the time it’s taking him to make that stuff. And I usually don’t need any tools or a knife or blade.

[@praveenbhandarihg1601]

How to get this product

[@AaAa-iz3cp]

Good

[@ScrapFatherScrapSon]

Just my opinion these wires are too small to justify the time spent trying to strip! But good informative video ! Thanks!

[@CopperKing]

Thank You 🙋‍♂️👍

[@ScrappingwithGrandpa]

I agree

[@lawrencejelsma8118]

Even if having the materials getting less than $1 per 10 minutes to video is not working a $15/hr wage job earning more. A huge amount of copper wires (155 pennies weight and volume equivalent) gets 1 lb in copper.

[@paulcoenen7918]

Not worth it for sure unless you are hoarding and waiting for the Big payday, saves a lot in valuable storage space 😀 👍

[@mattjones6147]

Hey man every little bit counts

[@motopumpkin3129]

Please don't hold the razor with your finger! If that bit caught and spun the blade...

[@phillipcooze7668]

clever

[@murlbailer3755]

Let me see if I got this right? In order to make a couple of more dollars easily I need to spend let’s say $50-$100 on equipment I don’t have? I do just fine by hand, a sharp razor blade works every time. Happy 🦃.

[@Perpetuallyoffended]

For a knife blade a bolt and some washers? Damn, you are shopping at the wrong store.

[@Dragon-cr3vj]

Tool name

[@andreasilva9083]

Como faz com os cabos mais grossos , que tem duas capas ?

[@DR_SOLO]

🤔 Not bad, but you are working to hard! 😉 get 2 cylinder rolling pins, or mount 2 drills to a work bench or table top. And have 2 socket drivers. Place the 2 rollers close to to each other. Then insert the three wire between the 2 Rollers, the wire sheathing will be split and go one way the wire will go the other way. Not only will you strip the wires but you will separate the wire from the outer plastic also the coating off the wire inside the sheeting as well😮😲😉🤩🧔

[@zerocool7772]

Cheers mate. Great idea.

[@randallrun]

Could you imagine the drill bit catching in that razor blade and spinning it around into his finger? Multiple times… Use common sense people!

[@jokerace8227]

I basically did that with a piece of sheet metal on a drill press, but got lucky that it didn't cut me too deep. So yeah, I'd also suggest clamping it down, just for that risk.

[@mikeoco1850]

Dude. I imagined it too.

[@danielmclaughlin6560]

Hahahaaa, dude, brah, I was thinking the same shit. Hahahaaa were not right in the 🧠 !!!

[@red2965]

Did I just watch you do a backwards drill on that blade

[@РодителиПланшет]

Подписался, для меня на пенсии, очень даже хорошие решения!!!!

[@FarhanAliRizviFatehjang]

یہ مل سکتی ہیں

[@obicool1514]

I now don't have electricity in house😅

[@ПаПаруДоКОП]

Крутое изобретение,но проще м/у дощечек лезвие зажать

[@familydogg1234]

That copper ironically will cut your hand like a razor

[@georgedennison3338]

I can't help but think about how sore my fingertips would get after 20-30 minutes of stripping wire using these methods. Clever ideas for making insulation cutters, buy oh my tender fingers! To make stripping insulation from small gauge wire time effective for selling the copper, it has to be much less labor intensive & way faster. Best thing I've seen done cheaply was a stripper made out of the motor & belt rollers from a free treadmill. It would do all sizes & lengths & was fast. Stick the end of the cable between the spinning rollers & the copper was spit out the other side, sans insulation in the blink of an eye. Just don't have any excess cable wrapped around a wrist or ankle!

[@Thomas384]

I came here after a ghana video where they burnt cables while these method works just fine, I did the same way by myself,why can't they evolve...

[@jason3421]

Dude, if you ain't got patents on these things, then you better get'em quick! Before someone beats you to the punch! You're sitting on a gold mine!

[@stihoplet_i_cot]

Я с вами полностью согласен , ваш монолог воистину прекрасен. Как вы сказали всё так и есть , прекрасны вы за смелость вам хвала и честь. Быть может вы поможете мне разобраться в информации , поступившей от плешиивой федерации. Недавно шельфовый континентальный генерал , утратившими силу свои слова признал. То есть издал новый приказ МВД от 03.07.23 номер 478 , где признаёт утратившим силу приказ 249 . И да прибудет с вами сила , как бы мразевласть не моросила.

[@Un4inged]

That first bolt didn’t work out to well 😅

[@MantisMan420]

Noone else worried about the blade slipping and busts up his thumb? That's some final destination shite right there

[@michaelstephens360]

Nah

[@КириллЗлотников-в9ф]

Сделал, не работает, видимо, руки кривые. 😢

[@SamuelMessina-gt3bu]

Any copper wire stripped is worth the effort! You must know how to make money stripping wire

[@t-towntransparency8850]

It needs to be stationary and a spool pulling it through and it would maybe make money that way. But this is too slow coming from a full time scrapper.

[@АлександрКатушкин-т3м]

На час в растворитель и всё не каких приблуд

[@dariorossetto3317]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MohanKumar-ol3uo]

M

[@Henry3rdofhisname]

Nope

[@MayankM1]

तू ये बता ये फालतू काम करना क्यों है नल्ला बैठा रहता है क्या घर में

[@weatherill430]

not worth the time spent imo . you could just burn it and mix it / hide it in with #2

[@charliehoss1614]

Lmao. Save time, after all you can’t put a price on time

[@958fuser]

...e per cavi grandi?