Klein Tools 11063W Wire Cutter / Stripper, Heavy Duty Automatic Tool for 8-20 AWG Solid and 10-22 AWG Stranded Electrical Wire

Solid product that saves time and frustration. It’s great if you work with stripping wires and probably even better if you just dabble. Simple to use and works like a charm.

I got this Klein Tools Wire Cutter/Stripper as a Father’s Day gift for my husband, and he absolutely loves it. He’s pretty handy and often works on electrical projects around the house, so this was the perfect addition to his toolbox.He was impressed right away with how solid and well made it feels. The automatic stripping feature is smooth and accurate, making quick work of both solid and stranded wires. He’s used it on everything from home wiring to car projects, and it hasn’t missed a beat.It’s easy to use, even with one hand, and makes clean, precise cuts without damaging the wire. Definitely a quality tool from a trusted brand. If you’re looking for a practical and reliable gift for the DIYer or electrician in your life, this is a great pick!

I am impressed with the quality of the tool, as it works extremely well, and adjusts to snugly grab the wire and strip off the insulation cleanly. Perfect size to fit where you need it.

I was worried about this because some said it may not work for speaker wire....but I have the speaker wire that consists of 2 wires (it isn't flat speaker wire), and this worked fantastic and exactly how the video shows it working!I've used it since for 3 different wiring jobs around my house and I would highly recommend this as it makes stripping wire nearly effortless!

Easy to use. Strips great. Easy to read wire sizes. Well made.

Really nice tool. Seems really accurate for different guage wires. Doesn't cut any strands. Super easy to use. My only complaint is that I wish the part that grabs the insulation was a bit closer to the cut. Sometimes, it slips off the insulation and doesn't completely pull the jacket off. I would still highly recommend this product.

What can one say that hasn't been said? Klein tools are generally good quality and will last for years. This wire stripper is no exception! Spring loaded handles with reasonably soft and comfortable coverings return to the open position when released.Cutting jaws are sharp as well as correctly sized and aligned for wire stripping without tearing half the wire strands out or stripping half the solid wire off like less quality tools intended for the same purpose. Clamping jaws close tightly to hold your wire in place while stripping without smashing it as another brand I had did.An excellently designed, great commercial quality tool to have in your collection/tool-box/bag when needed! Enjoy!!!

I'm going to school to become an airplane mechanic and part of my training has been wiring up various electrical devices. Part of what involves is cutting and stripping wires. The Klein wire strippers are the best I've used.I've mostly used pliers style strippers in the past and always had trouble getting the insulation off, especially with stranded wire. The insulation either wouldn't cut all the way through or some of the strands would break off or get nicked. These make stripping the wire fast and easy. You line the wire up with the right gauge and squeeze. No stands broken or stripped and the insulation comes off cleanly every time.I've had more experience cutting wire. I've used some really good pliers style wire cutters and some really awful ones. Again, these are some of the best I've used. The issue I've had with other cutters is that the end of the wire gets points because most cutters have a V shaped blade. The insulation stretches around the end and it can make stripping it off more difficult. It also just doesn't look as nice as when it's flush. These cutters have a hole you put the wire into up to 10 gauge, squeeze and you get a nice clean cut, no stretched insulation, no varying length of strands, just a flush cut that makes life so much easier.For $30 this is a must have if you do any regular work with copper wire. The only thing I wish this had was replaceable dies for the strippers like some more expensive strippers in this style do. The smallest wire you can strip with theses is 20 gauge, which generally is fine with the work I'll be doing with them. However, many electronics use 22 or 24 gauge wires, so it's a bit disappointing these won't work for those sizes. Other than that I really can't think of anything that I find lacking with these. They're simple, practical, easy to use, and they just work. I'll update my review if anything comes up as I use them, but as of my writing this, they're amazing.