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![]() I've been working on the power in my basement (adding a couple of circuits and lights for the shop) and have been using a new wire stripper. The thing is really slick for stripping NM cable and working inside boxes. I've had some others that work OK, until they're dropped or are used to try to bend wire. Once they get whacked, they're never the same. These are strong enough that that doesn't happen. Nice! https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-NM-Wire-Strippers-48-22-3070/206865418 |
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