How to Build a Homemade Tool for Copper Wire Stripping - DIY

[@DIYFixMan]

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[@siyad206]

I need this meche

[@siyad206]

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[@Junkdrawerfindz]

How much to buy one?

[@DIYFixMan]

5$

[@suryaselvam1178]

@@siyad206 you

[@billkirkland6389]

Great design and tool. I would really like to build one but need more detailed plans with deminsions. What are the two tapered gears that you are usings? The plate appears to be 4" X 4" and the threaded stoch is 1/2"?

[@iamnickyj]

Great design man, super simple, easy to get parts, and to build, and inexpensive. Well done. Definitely building one

[@josephtincknell4708]

Very awesome! Now just need to hook up a dc motor to replace the crank and some kind of way to hold the wire straight with a bit of tension so you can just start the feed and it’ll do the rest automatically.

[@JM-dp9xl]

Soon as I saw the grease fitting, i knew it was gonna be good!

[@wingsuae]

We nice piece of work there, thanks for sharing, i will definitely build one for myself - two thumbs up

[@DIYFixMan]

thank you 😊

[@michaelcoriglianol7197]

Took some simple regular items and crafted an amazing usefull tool congradulations nice work.

[@DIYFixMan]

thank you

[@jedclampett6466]

Excellent design of concept. For large volume of heavy gauge scrap the proportion of this device could be increased with an addition of a electric motor and gear reduction. Thanks for the vid.

[@DIYFixMan]

thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@miguelnation1722]

That's the most creative thing I ever seen. I'm about to make me one I have some wire laying around that need cleaning

[@dooleyknoted5951]

I really appreciate people like you! Especially during times such as these! Many valuable options for retaining our liberty is extremely helpful! Thanks for sharing! You've got a new sub!

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you so much my friend! I was happy to read what you wrote here.

[@alisha75006]

I think you made wonderful crancking tool and if I were you I would've install small motor instead and enjoy the process but overall your creativity inspired. Thanks for sharing.

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you very much my friend

[@StepvanDan]

Great job ,i am going to make one for myself, thank you for sharing .very cool

[@DIYFixMan]

thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@smoxen]

Best made DIY (and simple) that I have seen !!...Thank You !!

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks bro ❤️❤️❤️

[@rustedratchetgarage6788]

Take a board clamp.it to a table drill a series of holes each larger than the last in a line keeping one edge of each hole 1 in from edge the screw 1.25in screws into the holes enough to pierce insulation after inserting wire through appropriate size hole create a crank handle to pull the wire and spool it on a dowel

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Firstly, bravo. This is amazing, and filming is superb. Adjustment - is the biggest time-waster of strippng. If you could make the blade ratchet up/down with a tumbscrew click-click-click: You'd have a massive edge over competition.

[@ecstaticpenguin768]

This is going to make life so much easier. Thank you!

[@ecstaticpenguin768]

I can't express the amount of gratitude. 😫

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you very much my dear friend, I am very glad you liked my video. And I thank you with all my heart for your support!

[@lucashunnisett3066]

Love the video I’m gonna have to make one. I just don’t know what the part is that looks like a gear. Also the parts that mounts to the bottom plate with the bearings in it. I don’t know the name of those parts or where to get them. Cheers

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks 😊

[@Zappy1210]

In the process of making one of these for larger cable. I have tons of 350 and 4/0 GGC cable to strip which is difficult with just a razor knife... I have an electric stripper for the individual wires, just not the entire cable diameter. Going to figure out a way to drive it with the same motor as the electric stripper I already have.

[@runsolo7418]

Well done.

[@ประเสริฐสกุลวิวัฒน์-ว5อ]

You make good video clips. You are very attractive to follow. I just started making DIY clips. Thanks

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks man ❤️

[@MOUNTAINEAGLES]

Excellent work!!!

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you so much for watching my video

[@HarryBennett2024]

This looks awesome!! Good work!

[@DIYFixMan]

thank bro 👍🏼

[@ThisHazeOnly]

Wow! This is definitely the best diy wire stripper design I've seen 👍👍 Using a pipe cutter wheel/disc instead of some sort of razor or blade, just brilliant!! And it quick adjusts for multiple size wire on the fly......?? Too cool! 😎😎 Thanks for sharing

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you for your support

[@buentaste]

No it is not practical and easy to build for the average beginners. Where do you get those gear rollers, and if you don't have a vise how you keep this stripper unit steady? I bet you this stripper can not peel small stranded soft wire like the one that comes from extention cord or power cord from devices....

[@catsrocktheworld]

This is so cool

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks

[@richardmahan4197]

Genius!

[@ronaldmiller285]

Awesome!!

[@DIYFixMan]

I'm happy, thank you very much

[@ВладимрКусков]

Подскажите от чего эти конические шестерни? И то на что крепятся вал этих шестерен и если можно размеры этих деталей и конструкции. И еще нож от чего?

[@yogeshdharia7511]

very simple and effective......

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks ❤️

[@AshokKumar-ft2kb]

such a great job keep it up frd if possible please send video how to make copper wire scrap granulator

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@mattyal9347]

What did you take those gears from?

[@nasiralisayyed6603]

Gear factory

[@Isupportisreal2023]

They are Transmission type gears.

[@jamiskromo2079]

Gears of war 2

[@gregrussell7704]

Good video. The gears are on Amazon.

[@stevenhopson5916]

Would be nice if you added a parts list and possibly links to purchase in the description.

[@thorgeist666]

C’est simple mais efficace , excellent !👏🏻👏🏻

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks bro 😊

[@islandseeker1260]

How well does it work for stripping the copper wire out of the plastic insulation? All I saw was stripping three smaller insulated wires out of a larger wire... or was this the sole intended purpose?

[@BellyLachlan]

What size bevel gears are they? Awesome video I’m keen to make my own version thanks for the idea !

[@lisevivier1878]

Hello, I bought a hand crank wire stripper but the gears do not hold the wire, they just slide under the wire. Do you know where I can find the gears you are using. Maybe they would work better. Thank you.

[@innovationtime20]

good job bro i am a new subscriber 👍👍

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you very much I am happy !!!

[@innovationtime20]

@@DIYFixMan 🌹🌹

[@hammadsadiq5716]

Excellent work brother. I really appreciate your effort and work. Really amazing. But something is lacking that is components name. Plz also add and upload components names in subtitle.

[@DIYFixMan]

You're absolutely right bro, I'll update this later

[@hammadsadiq5716]

@@DIYFixMan I am waiting brother

[@matthewmatthew5123]

great job just an idea instead of the knob that takes up space (if you have little space) why don't you fix the drill spindle?

[@DIYFixMan]

You're right, that's a good option too

[@JohnDisque]

Where would a fellow get those angled gears that pull the wire and hold it in place? Thanks

[@lacgames8904]

#like parabéns pelo tutorial

[@joestreet7036]

I like it but wonder if it needs giide to keep wire in right pisition

[@MrDeeks559]

Thank you so much for this diy video! But I was wondering what that component is called at 1:26? Thank you so much in advance!

[@DIYFixMan]

These are gears I disassembled from an old industrial machine

[@bartosztumielewicz3426]

@@DIYFixMan and what's the name of those 2 parts at 1:37?

[@anandgaikwad9524]

You are really great.

[@DIYFixMan]

thank you my friend 😊

[@michaelpetrik334]

Brilliant design! Where did you source the gears from?

[@jasonpaden7315]

Right ..Where'd you get the gears cuz it wasnt home depot

[@piratboss]

what are those gears called? to "feed" the cable in? what r they from?

[@felipel6340]

They are called bevel gears, easily found on eBay. Like $20 for the pair.

[@frikkiesmit2695]

Busy to try and build similar one. Just dont have those gears.... Soo im gona try using big diameter gears on outside and between them smaller gears so you get the hourglass shape in center

[@adrianr4971]

Hi there , Might i ask for measurments regarding the bevel bearings , or better ask you to leave links for us to follow at all ????? I'm in desparate need of this device in my world , I'm going to make a double one ,,,,,,, one for big wire , and the other for small :) Much thanks , Adrian

[@michaelthomas115]

Awesome build!!! Huge question!! How much to build one for a individual? I believe I could possibly follow your video IF I had the tools,flat stock,all thread, gears and most of all the patients lol... But would much rather buy one from you and know it's right and works.

[@DIYFixMan]

Hey, where do you live? I can send you one

[@michaelthomas115]

@@DIYFixMan Awesome, live in Tennessee. How much do you charge per unit?

[@poormansadventures4625]

I'm in ohio and would be interested in buying one also

[@TheNiccodemus]

Massachusetts, USA here and I'd also buy one depending on price. I love the hand crank.

[@eyejuander2695]

@@DIYFixMan Hello sir, Im impressed with the wire stripper that you made. Im Del from Philippines. And Id like to have that kind of wire stripping machine that you built. Amazing

[@jksprecast2957]

My brother-in-law strips wire by hand and it takes him a long time. He has and collects a lot of wire so I think I will make one of these for him. You did a really nice video 👌👍😊.

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you very much dear friend, I wish you good luck in the construction process

[@allenmckinney9533]

Always nice to be surprised with a stripper. Lol

[@johngarcia7735]

@@allenmckinney9533 i see reddit is leaking

[@rickyscott9019]

I appreciate it if you could make me one. I’m just an old tired trucker that’s scraping to pay Paul lol 7:21

[@AnastasiosPotamitis]

I didn't see any stranded, let's say #8 down to copper...As an idea, the construction durable but the cutting wheel trouble to adjust. Just my opinion

[@vocaltom5386]

I just need to know what kind of gears and the roller thing??

[@alexandermcdougall8313]

Good pipe cutters have extra blades under the cap at the handle

[@tomarnold8379]

Oh my gosh who new I can get all these parts from work. Who would of thought working on a rock crusher would be useful

[@jimdeck8670]

That's impressive bro! You have bolts at your work? Wow are you some kind of special agent or something?? All this time and we had nuts and bolts on site after all! I'll go ahead and tip off the media. This is going to be a HUGE story. Your work must be like the Pentagon.

[@jimdeck8670]

I'm guessing your wife wears flannel pajama pants and looney tunes tshirts.

[@tomarnold8379]

Not even close but I'm guessing u don't have a wife?

[@DIYFixMan]

Friends should not quarrel ....

[@tomarnold8379]

@@DIYFixMan i don't even know this guy

[@10gurussingh]

Prepare a video on rope wire cutter small for havey wire too and plastic crusher

[@Jonas-qu8ht]

How do you stripe the smal cables? Does it work with 1.5mm2?

[@harbourdogNL]

That's so 'overbuilt'...you must be German! Impressive!

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you, my friend!

[@vadim3976]

@@DIYFixMan only one country(our) uses such electric sockets. :)

[@cryptoocean7621]

would have been nice to have a parts list i don't know what size cogs or bearing you have used ?

[@DIYFixMan]

Do you believe me that I don't know either?

[@Ra1276]

That's pretty cool...I just need two Honda Transmissions for those gears...

[@DIYFixMan]

😊

[@GABBYMusic]

Awesome 👍

[@valeri7775]

Добрый день. Подскажите пожалуйста шестерни маркировку, или от чего они.Какой диаметп резьбовой шпильки?

[@thecreativebanglachannel1943]

great work bro☺😍☺

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you very much dear man

[@thecreativebanglachannel1943]

Welcome brother🙂🙂

[@Kultakala_Design_Studio]

Good work !

[@DIYFixMan]

❤️

[@bl-ou3or]

Super

[@DIYFixMan]

thanks

[@johannesthe5th154]

Nice touch with the tube cutter part. 👍 It can’t strip 1 mm cable?

[@GermanMic]

Awesome work, man! My fav design yet, cool old school long last hand cranking tools Have always been my fav, no need to waste power for simple tasks! Thx for sharing! Love&blessings

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you so much for watching this video, I thank you very much

[@chrisseivert5858]

What size carrier bearings are they. I'm having a hard time finding them where I live. TIA

[@DIYFixMan]

those gears are called. Those are Bevel Gears.

[@u2ooberboober]

Looks to be half in or smaller pillow block bearings

[@kevinwest9524]

Where did you come across the gears for this project?

[@ulfhenarpolymathmilitant6258]

well .........a junk riding lawnmower where you can part away with the transmission ........many gears inside .

[@mick1gallagher]

A simple hole drilled in a piece of wood and a Stanley blade will do the same thing and no need for expensive bevel gears

[@lykanos9355]

any chance you got a vid showing an efficient setup? was thinking the same thing

[@JOEY22445]

So this a really cool idea only problem is you haven't mentioned what size of anything you used. Could you put that information in the description or perhaps pin the comment? Thank you.

[@Lifelikesky]

You could use a wireless drill instead of using a crank and too bad you cannot strip the smaller wires. But still a good build

[@DIYFixMan]

Thanks my friend, the truth is I have made a number of upgrades since I made the video. Currently I can undress both very thin wires and I have also connected an electric motor that will make it turn instead of turning manually.

[@todddenio3200]

@@DIYFixMan you should post an updated video of it if you havent already

[@bulletcatcher5318]

Where can I find the spider gears?

[@jackdanielspittman3456]

Can you send me a list of where toget the gears and holders please

[@tomiadventures]

i wonder how small a gauge u could do with this. 24AWG?

[@Majataka]

For those wondering what those gears are called. Those are Bevel Gears. I'll try to make this one myself. Only missing the bearings but I know a local dealer.

[@DIYFixMan]

Good luck you friend

[@ellieprice3396]

They're called "pillow blocks" in the trade and can be purchased at McMaster Carr or Graingers, etc. be sure to get the keyed type.

[@charliebecker2216]

I could have used this today . I was stripping heavy duty plastic off aluminum wire . Design looks great I wonder if 3/4 plywood be sufficient.? Works like a champ.

[@sworf1sh]

Very nice video! I'm your new follower! Do anyone knows if this does work for thin cables? Like 1.5mm?

[@DIYFixMan]

Hey friend! Thank you so much for your support! The answer is yes, it works great even on 1.5mm wire

[@desinfector]

I get the same price with the outer insulation still on. I would have to strip the inner ones too, to get more money.

[@leslielam187]

What the thinnest wire can it strip?

[@frikkiesmit2695]

I started mine but not working correct i must adjust few things

[@tomnobody9294]

I'm not easily impressed but your good at what you do. 👍

[@joestreet7036]

Where did you get the gears

[@DIYFixMan]

These are gears I disassembled from an old industrial machine

[@fahad.saeed29]

Sir. An u sharee the details of this machine size

[@arieldonbrais4310]

I haven't the half of those materials in my workshop :'( . Excelent tool, anyways.

[@DIYFixMan]

תודה רבה אריאל שצפית בסרטון שלי 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@RafTokar]

А можете скинуть эскизы хомутов и какие шестерни использовались ?

[@sheeplesallaround8861]

Very creative, I love the idea and the way you built it. Does it work on smaller gauge wire like 14? Subbed and bell on!

[@Wa3ypx]

Have you built this? And, did it work on 14 ga. ?

[@user-Xolyaj7679]

Молодец!

[@DIYFixMan]

Спасибо большое :)

[@hjjkth8hygfjhhfutvruydfwygtd4r]

I want to buy this machine

[@harbourdogNL]

1:24 What are they?

[@DIYFixMan]

gears

[@treasurehunttraynor7240]

Can you buy this wire stripper

[@edwood3114]

Where did you get the gears ?

[@104littleal6]

Use a 1/2" drill on it for longer wire.

[@appstube9157]

What's the name of that roller accessory

[@frankwolf6920]

does anyone know where u get the gears at 1:25 in the ?????????????????

[@Joel-ym3ij]

bevel gears

[@siddiqhamedAwad]

What I see that there is no any welding works in this idea !!! what a nice job ...But with little of thinking to add hard spring to push down cutting holder instead of balance it Manually

[@DIYFixMan]

Thank you so much for watching my video! You're definitely right I didn't think about it

[@siddiqhamedAwad]

@@DIYFixMan you well come. I took your idear but for 300 mm cables i made it with biger size gears

[@carlbarber3444]

Sure would be nice if there was some talking explaining how it was made

[@DIYFixMan]

Sorry my English is bad

[@todddenio3200]

@@DIYFixMan for some of us, even bad english is still better than NO ENGLISH.

[@justinleblanc1374]

One big problem with this. Insulation left on the wire will give you terrible return on your hard work. It needs to be stripped to bear copper for #1 copper price. This would be good on single single jacketed heavy gauge wire

[@rafisayeds8345]

Sir i want these

[@howstuffworks671]

Can anyone guide me to the helical style gears on this build??

[@Joel-ym3ij]

Bevel gears

[@JDeinla01]

How much is your wire stripper? Is it for sale? Can you make another one for me and I'll buy it from you?

[@RelykofWar]

What are the.. Teethy bits? The.. Parts that spin to pull the copper..

[@DIYFixMan]

These are gears I disassembled from an old industrial machine

[@RelykofWar]

Wellp. i appreciate the reply! ^^

[@thisoldshtboxchev]

All these videos out there claiming to be a “wire stripper” but 90% of them like this one is nothing but a wire casing stripper, it’s not stripping the actual wire! Clamping one end of the wire to a bench and running a utility knife down it is 10 times faster than this!