What's Hidden Inside this NEW KNIPEX NEXSTRIP Wire Stripper?

[@efixx]

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[@MatSmithLondon]

Still can’t get rid of the side cutters (cable cutters) though, because you can’t use this multi tool to get rid of the copper sticking out of a ferrule! One reason why I prefer dedicated tools.

[@ёжиквтумане-й4б]

Содрали идею с Jokari QUADRO-Plus, только У Jokari еще обойма с штыревыми наконечниками идет

[@TheUnlocking]

Wonderful presentation. You have no idea how useful your video was to me. I was about to too much money on Knipex self adjusting pliers, and stripper, and a cutter - out of lack of information. This 3-in-1 tool blows my mind. Cheers!

[@three-phase562]

This style is okay for building wiring looms up outside the panel, but as soon as you are inside a panel with all the components mounted inside, the cutter becomes awkward to use and I often revert to using side cutters for cutting the cables to length. There may be a similar issue with the ferrule crimping tool for some panels.

[@effervescence5664]

I tend to find the Knipex 97 53 18 Twister ideal for those tighter situations, not perfect but if you're not fussed about a multi-tool because you already happen to have the other tools with you it's generally a better buy.

[@three-phase562]

@@effervescence5664 Yes, I have the Weidmuller version of that Knipex crimper, which has served me well over the years, just need a similar version for insulated crimps!

[@emilcioran8873]

I know nothing about the subject. But... I watched the video til the end and it was interesting to watch. I also gave you thumb up and took time to write a comment to thank you for taking time to share knowledge. Best wishes.

[@jonathanireland2913]

Great video as always, a shame the stripping function of the tool isn't angled as in the previous version making it more wrist friendly

[@davida1hiwaaynet]

Thanks for the review. That is a great multi function tool. Might have to order one!

[@jonathanrose456]

Glad I just went out & bought a precistrip last month 🤨

[@thattoolguy9432]

Nice.. ive had the Jokari quadro for years, brilliant bit of kit but only does ferules up to 2.5mm , plus side you get a ferule magazine ..4mm would come in handy from time to time

[@ianbottom7396]

The Weidmuller tool similar to this also holds the boot lace ferrules in strips inside the handle and it has probably been available for 25+ years

[@danielardelian2]

I use a tool labeled "Bessey Erdi D49 160mm" to trim off the excess copper at the end of ferrules. It has a round cut blade so it can also shorten the length of a ferrule if it's too long, without deforming its end.

[@efixx]

we'll check those out - we've got some huge ferrules coming soon.

[@Jay-tr3px]

Hi. thanks for the great review on this product. What is the difference between this version of 1272190 nexstrip vs the 1272190 sb version?

[@cglees]

Does it strip T&E?

[@ddjmilkyway]

The editing...✨

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

I’am not saying I don’t like it. It’s a nice tool Nice if you like wasting your money, now most of the previous models will be binned. I will stick to what I already have . I bet that’s about £70/ £80 just to replace two perfectly good tool with a fancy new good tool . Madness. But who am I to argue i’am just a humble spark who’s opinion means nothing. Great video and demonstration as always Gordon 👍

[@efixx]

Cheaper than buying a good automatic stripper plus ferrule crimper.

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

@@efixx only if you go for the brands with fancy names . My automatic stripper is branded quickwire cost me £35 from Amazon my two crimping tools one is branded rolson cost £12 from a local hardware store the over one is unbranded and identical to the knipex and cost £ 14 from Amazon and they are great tools hey don’t rattle they haven’t worked loose they’re just as good as when I got them 4 years ago. But like I said I do like the look of that knew model.

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

£119 from ITS no thank you Gordon you said it’s ideal for electricians who are doing crimp’s all every day then I have to agree with you, you also said you think it would be good for general electricians electrician who use crimp’s once in a blue moon are not going to wast a £119 on a tool that will just sit in the bottom of there tool bag never tobe seen again or it will be lost somewhere in the back of his van . So I don’t agree on that point

[@stefanatli7769]

@@efixx You'll need to get an auto crimper anyways for anything above 4mm so what's the point. Cheaper to save a bit of cash by getting the stripper without the crimping if you're gonna have to get two tools anyways

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

@@stefanatli7769 what did you do before that new over priced tool came out . We are all being brainwashed into believing that wen a new tool comes out we need it or we have to have it . And we don’t I seen someone who has twenty cordless drill’s in his van all one up from the last one model and all from the same manufacture why he doesn’t need them .

[@nw5835]

It is a pity that the crimp action could not have been added to the preci 16.

[@BillsCountrysideAdventures]

Looks great, thanks for the video

[@shaziman1]

Ferrule crimper seems pointless as you have to put the tool down to put the ferrules on. So may as well use a separate ferrule crimper. Otherwise a good tool. Will probably buy the older version as now it will be much cheaper thanks to the new one being launched!

[@jannay77]

Will this work with 12/3 or 14/3 wire

[@em0_tion]

Cool tool. 👍 I love my ErgoStrip. 🤗🍻

[@PreciStrike_96]

Wierd that they didn't put the same jaws as the Preci-strip 16. They used the flatter and less grippy ones from the multistrip. The force adjustment seems meh too. They should've upgraded the Preci-strip by just adding the crimper instead of downgrading

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

Like any multi-function tool, it does a worse job at all of them. It's fine for wiring up a table top full of loose wire, I guess. The stripper will be useful if someone else is holding the wire, but side entry is better flying solo. It's huge too, why is it so big? I love my little nippers, sharp and...little.

[@Sunny-3]

@eFIXX / anyone ....Do you think these are better than the PreciStrip 16?

[@mark8779]

Will it cut outter sheath on twin and earth

[@efixx]

Not this one

[@subtlename2873]

Jack of all trades, master of none. I love Knipex products but don't care for this tool. First of all, I'll endorse hex crimps 100% of the time. I have crimped more square ferrule crimps than anything else, and I'll never go back. The wire backstop is great but I don't like the stripping mechanism. This a a good tool but I disagree that it'll replace a good (proper) set of strippers and the Knipex hexagon ferrule crimper. The use case for these tools is why they existed in the first place.

[@helmanfrow]

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[@helmanfrow]

Seriously, though the tool geek in me is drooling profusely (despite the fact that I've not crimped a ferrule in a decade) while my inner skeptic is wondering how well a machine of such delicate complexity will hold up in the field (perhaps that lanyard loop is a subtle warning to not drop the tool even once). One hand clambering for my credit card and the other hand slapping it away.

[@efixx]

I’ve had the multi strip for years

[@helmanfrow]

@@efixx Fair enough. It does say Knipex on it.

[@KendalMike]

But how does it perform on flat cables such as T&E or 3C&E? This wasn't shown. Edit: Sorry to Gaz, I should have said twin & CPC or three core & CPC 😁

[@efixx]

It’s built for round cables only - no T&zero with this one.

[@thattoolguy9432]

No point showing it on flat t&e .. you wouldn't fit ferules to solid core conductors

[@PDaavyy]

Both of my cutting and stripping blades chipped after few time of usage. So frustrated.

[@alexsikorskyzero]

Добрый день! Все хорошо, но 4мм² очень мало! Хотелоь бы 10мм² нужно, тогда этот инструмент выйдет в ТОП по прожажам. Либо 2 инструмента, один на 4мм², другой на 10-16мм². Так он будет годен только для щитов НКУ Good afternoon! Everything is fine, but 4mm ² very little! I would like to ² 10mm, then this tool will be released in the TOP in terms of burns. Or 2 tools, one for 4mm ², the other for 10-16mm ². So it will be suitable only for LVA shields

[@chrisdyson4996]

I found they damage the inner cores

[@clems6989]

Might be ok if you have plenty of space which is rarely the case

[@blistiff]

Hmm, a little disappointed with mine. Tried 10 ferrules so far of different sizes and 8 pulled off.

[@efixx]

Double check the ferrule is the correct size for the conductors. I mixed up the German and French coding.

[@nw5835]

Probably more disappointed with yourself.

[@blistiff]

@@nw5835 how did you know?

[@lemech]

Hi, did you manage to find out what's the issue? Thanks.

[@efixx]

@@lemech The ferrules pulled straight off - French and German DIN systems clash on a few similar sizes 1 or 1.5 mm sq are both red!

[@therzook]

No mag for ferrule strips, not really god for panel building and too bulky for installation work (have small size bernstein 3 in 1 tool that fits chest pocket). Nice try Knipex, bit disappointed with that companys design!

[@Andy1899]

Can you recommend a model you would use?

[@DjallalArchi]

What is the name of the Bernstein model Please?

[@therzook]

@@DjallalArchi 5-532

[@gicudoi2771]

Only 4mm I would have bought it if it had a bigger cramp diameter Might still buy it tho

[@CoolerQ]

This looks like an awesome stripper but AFAIK it's not available in the American market (yet?) despite the AWG markings.

[@blistiff]

What is the red insert clipped into the upper handle for?

[@efixx]

Watch towards the end of the video

[@herrtomas6729]

Prefer the (very much cheaper) Preciva crimper - for £30 you can have a hex-crimper; better than square!

[@w75525]

I got mine for £16 from Amazon

[@herrtomas6729]

@@w75525 yeah, £16-£30 depending on which one and the choice of crimp sets….. Still beats the Knipex even if it doesn’t last as long.

[@em0_tion]

@@herrtomas6729 Technically speaking, the square shape is much better than a hexagonal one. You pinch the ready cable between two flat surfaces or just bolt it - much safer with square shape's two *bigger* contact surfaces. Other than that, if the tool doesn't affect the job negatively, who cares about the brand. 👍

[@R0bsterb0Y]

DO NOT twist the wires for the cable ferrules. NEVER.

[@GregNow]

5:40 😂😂😂😂

[@efixx]

it's mine *GR

[@kevinmitchell4960]

£230! For a wire stripper?

[@efixx]

We need you need to shop around should be around £100

[@ВладимирМельников-ф6о]

Нельзя скручивать перед одевание ншви.

[@heidyheidy91]

Oh no, never never twist the strands for ferrules and connectors!! This is totally wrong and can be a fire hazard!!!

[@em0_tion]

It's a slight twist just so you can push the strands easily into the ferrule without smashing them backwards. I bet that would be a worse situation. After all, you're compressing them hard inside a metal tube and then you bolt/clamp on it with yet another force, so... Let's stick to reality and not just engineering guidelines. 😉✌

[@ggrimm79]

I can hear maybe 2/3 of what you're saying because your volume drops off often.

[@noelphelan]

Will it strip that lsf shite?

[@asamitchell7948]

£100 wouldn't dare

[@Druidor]

£100 ex vat, a normal Knipex price there, why keep adding features to tools so they become a master of none and the job they do is a bit mehhh.

[@urarogaming2425]

I bought these pair thinking it would be a quality product. Nah, this thing sucks! Plastic construction and the crimper is not even good! You failed me on this one knipex!

[@waqasbtm1]

This is not good quality product i bought and i return back then i bought different knipex product i am not happy with this product

[@NMS2005]

80% plastic, I don't know why it costs so much

[@jocool562]

Probably has to do with the engineering

[@michaelhahn4646]

No No No

[@efixx]

We’ll takes that as a No 😆

[@waytospergtherebro]

Seems horribly inconvenient and they need to stop with the paper sticker nonsense.