Do it as you get it, 10-15 minutes at time, crank some tunes, have a cup of joe, and it'll become an enjoyable ritual.

@bradkroboth5490

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, I strip mine while watching the late news after work and have a beer or 2

@alonsospassion924

3 жыл бұрын

He don’t drink anymore

@davidgephart7886

2 жыл бұрын

@@alonsospassion924 he drink's coffee.

@lisacates4185

2 жыл бұрын

I think it looks fun😂

@lisacates4185

2 жыл бұрын

He's a good guy🙏🏻

I must be entertainment challenged, I spent 50 minutes watching some crazy professor looking guy stripping wire. Heaven help me! Thanks Paul!

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

It was even crazier for me :-)

@wendymontgomery3937

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Reetz I was just thinking the same thing! Lol!

@jeffking6251

3 жыл бұрын

It’s kinda addicting!! You’ll realize that more at around the 50th or 60th video!!! Lol😜

@thomasjefferson1769

3 жыл бұрын

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@davidgephart7886

2 жыл бұрын

I need to get me a stripping machine like that. Stripping wire by hand is for the birds.

Here is Paul using a drill on a hand crank stripper. Here I am watching this and fabricating in my mind a way to re-purpose an old dryer motor and some old lawn mower pulleys to get a constant not lightning speed, but still quick, process going. Thanks a bunch Paul for challenging my mind today! Love the videos. Please don't take this comment as negative, I like finding new ways to challenge my mind. 😁

Paul I can remember being pulled to scrape yard, behind alleys and going through the simi truck "trash" after repairs(dad's trucking Co.) when under age 10 looking for copper. Even then we understood copper really was "green" and a good thing at our house. God bless! Thank you for video.

Have you ever wonder how much you have saved from going into the landfill? Not just wire but everything you take to the landfill. Very proud of what you do. I know we recycle, but we have neighbors who don't. It is not mandatory here. Thank you!

@ScrapPalletMan

2 жыл бұрын

I get a printout for tax purposes of all of the weights and prices

Thanks for reminding me of the days I spent in my late teens breaking up old copper pipe and filling old copper water tanks when I worked for a plumber prepping it for recycling. I'd get 5 or 6 copper tanks and he'd cut off the tops and I'd get stacks of old pipes he'd collected to break into short pieces. God bless the work Paul

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It's electrifying.There is always a reason for a safety guard on any machine. You scared the s**t out of me. I really thought you did your finger in if not worse. Thank God for looking out for you and keeping you safe. I was going to suggest you fold the wire as you remove the insolation to save time and a step but I noticed you were doing that at the end.I know this is not your thing but on a nasty day it is productive. Maybe when you want to do the bigger stuff use the hand crank ? Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤ Really like your coffee station.

Next time you find a sewing machine use the motor and foot control. Hooked up to the stripper, you would have both hands free for the wire.

@kaydickerson1229

3 жыл бұрын

Tom Griep brilliant !

@JD-ee8wp

3 жыл бұрын

That's a really awesome idea

@are2dee285

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a great idea Mr Griep, but a sewing machine motor wont have enough "poop" to turn the stripper shaft. Paul, maybe look for a bigger 120 volt drill with a variable speed lock-on trigger or with a Drill Master speed control from HF Tools and a HF Tools Momentary Power Foot Switch. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWitqdtsgpaWoZM.html

@bamadigger4342

3 жыл бұрын

Now that's a great idea. Good one Tom.

@jaydenshepherd8348

3 жыл бұрын

I just bought a stripping machine, foot pedal and drill for it

Hey paul, my husband bought me that same stripper, and a drill i love them, i was stripping wire with a razor blade b4, i also strip the stranded wire and some of the thicker electrical cords, great $$ maker for sure, I'm not collecting scrap again until my yard starts paying for it again, so just dumpster diving and wire for now Have a great weekend my friend :)

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Tracy. Glad you like the new wire stripper

@richardbambenek2601

3 жыл бұрын

I did the same thing to the point my hand would fall asleep from gripping the knife so hard.

Hi. I actually enjoy this video. Hint, after going through the slicer, fold the lengths of copper as you are taking off the insulation and you don’t need to handle it twice. When I was young I worked for a wire manufacturing company. Have a wonderful week!

I enjoyed seeing a different aspect of the recycling process..learned something new today😊

I came across your channel a few years back because back then I was starting to accumulate copper wire and was debating if it was worth stripping. Somehow I got trapped down the KZread rabbit hole and came across your channel years later after continued viewing iam glad you’ve made a video on striping wire haha unfortunately it does not look to be your thing but keep at it and I promise each time you give it a go you’ll find better and more productive ways of stripping. My little tip is to assort your wire into same gages of thickness so that you won’t need to constantly keep adjusting and you can hammer out 1 gage wire at a time Great vid and god bless

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

Most excellent. I get stuck in that KZread rabbit hole quite often

Hey Paul, was waiting for a new video from you, been going back looking thru your old videos i haven't seen. I was just sitting here about to fall asleep watching you run the cutter when i woke up the second it grabbed your finger! I was like WOAH! did it get your finger!?! That woke me up LOL SO glad it didn't hurt you but gave you a little sore spot to remind you to be safe. Take care hope you have a great weekend

Thank goodness you weren't hurt Paul. Thank you for this what I feel was an informational video. I just turned in about 500 lbs of cords as is and I still have about probably at least another 200 lbs in my basement now. I've been thinking about getting a wire stripper and trying this myself as I didn't even realize that stranded wire goes as copper #1

Oh wow, it's really that easy to strip wire? That's a cool gizmo. I don't mind you striping as long as its only the wire. Something to do whilst watching TV or your KZread video's. If only it was worth scrapping in Australia. I dropped off 800lbs of fairly clean scrap at the recycler and they charged me $18.

God bless you, Paul, you are awesome! When you start your wire through with the crank, take the end of the wire coming from the wire stripper firmly between your fingers and pull. You'll find it's faster then using the crank. Thank you for the fun video.

Have a great weekend Paul. Hopefully more sun next week. Around me there was so much scrap outside on garbage days . Did not see any of the scrappers here. Most of it went to land fill. What a waste. Thanks for another awesome vlog.

hey Paul, i know for me personally its not the pay off right away that is the goal. for me when i strip wire it is because i have down time or crappy weather and would otherwise not be doing anything and also i dont sell it right away, thats something i guess you could hoard it and just keep filing 5 gallon buckets for a rainy day or for when prices are really really high. thats what i do anyways, but to each their own! glad youre back and feeling better paul!

@nancysawyer9307

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with Jay H 100%!! It’s nice to get paid for your work and expenses but I get the feeling that recycling the wire, metals and such are more than $$$ for you. You really seem to care about this planet that we are leaving for our kids and future generations. 🙏🏼💖🙏🏼💗🙏🏼💕🙏🏼

Nifty cutter thingie. Reminds me of mother's hand turn meat grinder, her hand turned cherry pitter, and her little hand turned nut chopper, all gone the way of antiques. I had fun turning them while she loaded the to-be-ground foodstuffs. Lots of fun, at least for a small child. We didn't watch television. Had no use for it.

Most legit kind youtube scrapper to date. A veteran as well? Wise ol man.

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

I was active duty for my entire 20s

I stuck with you through the whole video and I’m very thankful that you did not get hurt. To me it was very interesting. And I guess it would depend on what else you were going to do if you think it’s worth it or not to strip it. Thanks for the video.

I always save my wire stripping for the winter months and the bad weather. Is it worth it?? eh? but I get satisfaction from doing it. Your machine is definitely better than my vise and wire strippers/ utility knife. Great job Paul!! God Bless.

First time watching stripping by machine nice thing to have. Electricity still in it you hear it. These wires were not free you work real hard for everything you have. Bless you thank you for sharing information I may need one day. Great video Sir.

Yep been there done that. I found out it’s best to do on a rainy day provided you can’t get comfortable on the couch, recliner, swimming pool, beach, deer stand, fishing hole, 😜 I must say though for a morning of bi polar flare ups it was relaxing to watch for 50 minutes.🙏

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you find many more relaxing minutes today

Paul, so glad you weren't hurt. Man, I cringed when it happened. Thank God, he was watching over you. You are always praising God, you are such an inspiration to me & many others. Thank God for you!

Thank you!!!!! I have been wanting a video like this for so long! I can’t wait to watch it!

Hey Paul 👋🏻 hope you are doing well. That is neat the wire stripper that you have . I am going to see if I can find some copper tonight in the dumpsters if I get to go dumpster diving tonight. Keep up the good work and keep on scrapping, be safe & God Bless you 🙏🏻❤️🤗

Yesss Paul is back.

Bigger cable with multiple wires inside, a good sharp knife works well. Put one end in vice, then slide blade down like a wood draw knife. My uncle was an electrician, he saved every little scrap piece of wire from each job. Threw it in barrel, once it was full, we would strip it all into another barrel.

I strip most of the thicker wire and I don't care that I'm not making huge bucks per hour doing it, because I'm making a heck of a lot more than those who criticize, sitting on their posteriors and having to expand the borders of their garments. Only you can decide if it's worth it. Great video brother, and glad you didn't get hurt.

Yah!ha boyee! That's what I'm talking about! I do the same! I started out with a wire wheel, took too much time. Did it for years. Got smart, look on line for stripping machine and found different types. Ended up with the stripmeister. Some I still do with the wire wheel. Keep up with the situation, Paul! God be with all your endeavors! PS, clean the stranded wire, it's worth it!

I like what you are doing. Helping the environment and making some money. You're....your own BOSS. No hassle, your own time and hours. ADMIRE THAT ABOUT YOU. Keep up the excellence! Yup raining alot on GUAM TOO. 👍

Hello Paul. I think if I was going to strip all that wire, I would get myself comfy on a sofa or chair with everything I needed set around me and put on a movie, I’m sure that would make it seem less like a chore. I’m glad you decided to video it, I was disappointed when you said you had taken all the wire to the scrap yard previously but had not recorded it. 💜💗💜

If nothing else, it gave you good content for an movie and hopefully you get some ad revenue out of it. I watched this twice, because I am considering purchasing that same wire stripper. Thanks for the info/entertainment! Glad you weren't injured!

Safety First always....your bass would have never sounded the same Paul.God continue to Bless us All !!

Patience is a virtue Paul and you are saving America, tks.

Thought I'd be bored watching wire being stripped, but it was strangely satisfying !!

In the UK no. 1 copper wire is £1 a kilo. Strip it to turn it into bright and the price goes up to £4 a kilo, so over here it is worth the effort to strip.

@supersparks9466

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget to factor in the weight of the plastic once striped

Maybe it's just me but there is something very satisfying watching the covering coming off those wires! Maybe it does not take much to entertain me right now lol! Love your channel, miss you when you don't post!

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

😃

@serenityinhim

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Linda I agree I was thinking 🤔 really this is what you find entertaining Christine? 😂 Lol yup it its entertaining indeed!! Thank Paul for the free entertainment! Take good cate Linda!

Can tell that near miss freaked you out and changed your mood. But everything happens for a reason. You’re safe and realized the guard helped the wire go through straighter. 😊

Yay a Paul video 💥 to strip or not to strip, wire that is. It all depends on how you value your time and if it's enjoyable. Me I would never want to strip a lot at a time, but to just do a few pieces here and there until there's a ton of it, then I would say to me it would be worth it.

Mr Paul I have the same stripper I use electric drill and oil the crank every time I use. I really like it. Great video sir

Thank you for the video Paul! I look forward to your posts. Next to Gramma and Ginga, you're my favorite KZreadr!

Thank you for your videos, your calm and Christian outlook is wonderful. Stay safe out there brother.

Dude, you have a great personality. Makes your vids enjoyable to watch

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

Right on... Thanks. Seriously

Hi Paul, glad your finger didn't get caught. So I'm just gonna pass on something I saw on someone else's channel I'm sorry but don't remember who's it was. From what I've read unless you bought a really cheap stripper the blades last a long time & are rust resistant so you can set them pretty tight against your wire. If you notice the ones that coil are also stripping themselves so the trick I saw was placing a barrel next to the work bench & once youve got about 6 inch of wire through the stripper make sure the tip of the wire is free from the insulation & it's peeling itself off & then simply angling it down into the barrel. The stripped insulation falls away & your copper is safely in the barrel & you're ready to go again.

@95ffd

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jessica, the only downside to running the blade tight, is that if you are stripping stranded wire, it cuts into the strands, then you pretty much have to wear gloves and check your work area for little strands of wire. I bought a stripper somewhat like this one, and it cuts great, but I've stuck myself quite a few times keeping the tension too high. Hope this helps.

@nancysawyer9307

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with Jessica, especially since you’re only stripping solid core. Another idea is add an L angle on the output side of the blade. 4-6” after you start the strip separate that small section on either side of the vertical piece an it might do the rest of the separation for you. And you forgot to add in you ‘visiting time’ and camera adjustments time. Maybe put an adjustable camera mount clamped to that pole light at the end of the workbench, that way it can act a bit like a tripod.

@loveyourselfplease6842

3 жыл бұрын

@@95ffd stranded copper is definitely pokey, I've been stuck countless times while manually stripping for small projects but Paul doesn't strip stranded copper which is why I suggested this method. Running a blade tight on stranded also runs risk of fragmenting which can end up in your eyes which I've unfortunately seen. I'm a huge fan of safety glasses & gloves when doing any tool or metal work. I worked as an engraver for years & also worked as a surgical tech so saw my share of work place accidents which in most cases could have been avoided by taking 5 seconds to tie off or put on standard safety gear.

Look at this way, Paul.....it’s pretty good therapy and you are getting paid for it!! God Bless!!

I got jewelry made from scraps of copper wire my son would find on job sites and save for me. He was a hvac tech. He finally gave me a whole roll of 18g copper wire. Woohoo. I love it. I also liked telling folks my jewelry was made from recycled copper. Lol.

use to help my uncle back in the 80s do that except we put it all in a 50 gallon metal drum and burn off the plastic fun smelling the fumes lol

@Bigboss-xe6lm

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a cancer producing job. Hope it went ok

@TNTRaidz

3 жыл бұрын

Now they don’t take burnt wire sadly

I stopped scrapping a couple months ago I scrap for maybe five or six years I just been having bad luck at my scrap yard having to replace my tires a lot of times when I go scrapping because they can't keep their yard clear of debris it was costing me too much money wasn't worth scrapping that made me lose interest glad to see somebody enjoys it I enjoy your videos they're fun to watch may give me the motivation to get back at it may try a different scrap yard might have to drive further out but my give it a shot

Had no idea how wires are striped. Looks like something I’d tell a kid. I can make this much if not done. If you want to do it you can have the difference. Hope you’re feeling better. Keep on resting and heeling.

@cindyperson264

Жыл бұрын

Strip a bunch of wire before you pull it apart Then have a seat and pull plastic off.

Paul!!!~ Always remember the "Red Green Show Shop Rules!!!" "If it ain't broke, you ain't tryin..." and "Safety Forced!" Glad you weren't hurt by that develish machine!!

@sherrylubbers8185

3 жыл бұрын

And if all else fails, the handyman secret... Duct tape!

@catherinemichel6673

3 жыл бұрын

@@sherrylubbers8185 Right you are Sherry. There's no such thing as too much duct tape.

Looking good brother, thanks for sharing the wire machine. Have a blessed day.

Yes - its worth it - clean Copper fetches much more Money as just Copper Wire with its Insulation - it is with every Metal - You take Your Time and Strip and clean Your Scraps lets say - Aluminium Doors to just Aluminium by taking all the Rubber Seals out and Metal Handles and Hinges - You get a Premium for it - so - stripping Copper Wire is the Way to go - but needs a Great Stripping Machine like Yours - we see cheap Units what jam up and making a mess !!!! And Yes - lots of Cups of Coffee - You have such a Great Set Up !!!! We Love it - Keep Safe and Cheers from us in Australia !!!!

Sweet video. Love the back round music Love the wire stipper. Need to get me one

Hi Paul! This is so relaxing to watch, love it! Everytime the camera fell over it made me giggle! 😂🤪 Yes safety first, you need your digets to play guitar for our God, Amen! ❤

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

My fingertip is still bruised. It happened so fast

@heidijanegascoigne6202

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScrapPalletMan made me jump, it was so quick! ❤

Hello! I love watching your videos. I have enjoyed watching them. I find your videos relaxing. Thanks for your videos. 😁

For some reason I didn't get the new video alert. This video was actually relaxing looking forward for you hitting the streets again be careful my friend 🙏👍🙏

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

I like the curb way way better

@kevink.2719

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScrapPalletMan yes those are always fun

Flip the wire stripper on the other side, remove handle, and put the drill on a low/medium speed, with the trigger tied down, and just feed wire through. Basically automated process untill you need to change the height for different wires

Why would I be getting sick of that when I do the same thing lol . Have a great day my friend

You need to have your son, daughter or lady friend at the end pulling it apart as it comes out, and have the trash can there as they are tearing it apart

@glenndarilek520

3 жыл бұрын

Tina Thompson Paul does not need an ex-lady friend

@Oglulubell

3 жыл бұрын

Glenn Darilek he has a new lady friend 😉

@tinathompson2877

3 жыл бұрын

He said a couple of videos ago that he had a new girlfriend, that's who I was talking about

@PurdueAlum01

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, any small amount of micro scrapping that Paul is up for will definitely be more fun and go much faster when he has some company to do it with...and I think the current GF (I looked her up as he instructed us to at the Christmas rehearsal, FUN!) is a willing participant except sometimes when she is there and helping then he forgoes the video...like when she suggested they do a ferrous trip...they eventually did that scrap yard trip but we didnt get to go. But thats fine for now and I think later she will be happy going along with us!

@cherrytreeblossom8475

3 жыл бұрын

@@Oglulubell I think Glenn Darilek meant that it would break them up.

Paul, I'd suggest you create a small stand, maybe with a block of wood and a clamp, for your drill. Then you could just set it on the stand and not have to hold the drill the whole time. Also, as you pull off the insulation, do your bends of the wire, and you won't have a second step after the insulation is off. :D

This was a fun video to watch, kinda mesmerizing to watch, glad you decided SAFETY FIRST, that was scary, but I could watch this kind of video often

Awesome, all that wire. I wonder did the wire get softer because the strip device got warm. I love wire wrapping so that was fun watching, I strip my wire by hand. Of course one wire at a time when needed. Blessing to you! =)

Hey Paul I do like to watch you work you need to do this when you are bored in the weather is really bad and you just can find I enjoy your show and God bless you I'm a shut-in now so I watch you whenever I find you hey amen

I strip what you call #1 - the solid core stuff. I'll also do some twisted if thick enough. Safety first always. My stripper is motorized. I always have the guard in place, know where both my hands are and check that long lengths aren't twisted around a body part before I press the green button. We bleed enough in scrapping even when we're careful. I get a lot of wire. My motorized stripper paid for itself in a few months.

@rossbrumby1957

Жыл бұрын

Mine also paid for itself in 4 or 5 months. I've got an Enerpat multi cutter 750w, cost AU$ 900 and I'm not cashing any copper in until I have 1000kg (around AU$ 10-12 grand. Wanna be able to show something for my efforts!

Hi Paul, I have been watching you strip copper and I just wish my husband and I had one of those wire strippers. Life would be so much easier.... lol. we ran a scrap yard and my job was taking apart small motors and stripping the wire we had. I loved the job but it was time consuming and a bit boring.

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes the boring stuff feels miserable to me.

@alleymartin

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScrapPalletMan I understand

I use the same stripper, however mine uses a guide to help feed the wire into the stripper. The guide has 4 different wire sizes. I prefer the drill method vs. the handle. Saves time.

I love watching people work i could do it all day

the real "Copperfield" Paul you should be called Scrap ,Copper And Pallet Man keep safe and hope your doing good out there

This video just showed up in my to watch videos when I opened up KZread. How far you have come my friend. It's quite impressive.

@ScrapPalletMan

9 ай бұрын

Hey Chuck. Out of curiosity, what are you noticing different?

@Just_Chuck_It

9 ай бұрын

Your equipment, your knowledge, you have really applied yourself and it shows. Keep up the good work!

Speaking for only myself I strip copper wire to stockpile ultimately amounting enough total to make it worthwhile smelting heaps upon heaps of copper into ingots. Of course I smelt my aluminum, lead, zinc & tin while at it....making some nice handy pure metal ingots I'll later make use in some project or another weather it's casting, or pouring, blacksmithing or WHATEVER... And doing it myself ensures that I know 100% certain that I have only that metal that I put there myself 😁

Amen 🙏 you did not get hurt. Very interesting process. Main factor for me its being recycled. Keep up the great work and videos.

Hello paul! Good to see your new vlog.... Been wanting to have that wire stripper but expensive.

Hi Paul! Good to see you! I remember the piece of copper that the scrap yard kept but didn't pay you for. Sure hope you don't go there!

Like your HAIR CUT and shaved appearance. Awesome! 🙂👏👏👍

That an awesome stress reliever! And you make money ! It’s a Win Win!

You are supplying the future Ev cars with som high quality Copper 😊👍👍 You Should consider buying a granulator if you don’t want to strip that much wire

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

My future cyber truck

Estimated Paul. You are the inspiration to follow for those who despair and other bad things have happened to them in their lives. Take care of your hands and always wear gloves. In addition, when you are on the street checking the garbage always uses top mouths especially organic garbage or homes. I have a question for you: where are those beautiful bridges that you go through in other videos? God bless you and take care of yourself a lot ✌

@ScrapPalletMan

2 жыл бұрын

They are in a couple neighborhoods in my town

I used to use a ofla blade over my leg with a rag Looks like a great system

Love the vids keep up the good work

Paul, I have worked with those huge copper wires before and actually the easiest way is to use a box cutter blade and just pull it along the length of the sheathing. It is SO worth it. Those copper pieces inside are really thick. It doesn’t take too long at all.

Your actually a real pleasure to watch. First time for my self and I liked it. Im not religious by any means but you grabbed my attention and I went with it. Thank you frome New Zealand. Kia ora

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

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Oh, drat. I wish I were your neighbor. I've been watching some sights microscrapers and found out how they pop the motors out of dishwashers. I think I could do it if you if you dropped them off in my garage. Only problem is I live in Delaware. Logistics is a problem! Oh, wanted to let you know I listen to the Cape May CG Station on my scanner. Im across the bay from there. Scanners are my hobbie. I also listen to the Lewes Pilot station and the ships going in and out of the Delaware River. Really enjoy your videos! You're neat and clean which is uncommon for scrappering. Love that trait.

@michaelcampbell6909

3 жыл бұрын

hey! a fellow scrapper in Delaware. I got a couple hundred pounds of copper stocked so far. I love it. Been doing it for few years now.

sure enjoyed watchin you strip that wire i use to strip wire with a knife i would get cut so many times thanks for the video youre awesome paul.

Always great to see you, ❤️

Hello, my 12-year-old son Tomas, is a fan of your videos, and today he has his birthday and says he wants a greeting from you. He sends you love and greetings, we are from Chile, Coyhaique city. God bless you

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

You are watching all the way from South America? That is amazing. Happy birthday Tomas

@claudiavargasmancilla6340

3 жыл бұрын

Scrap & Pallet Man Thank you very much, you made my son very happy, he is a young man with special abilities and I await your greeting with great anxiety. God bless you

Hi Paul. I know you are ADD andstreamlining systems is not your strength so here are a few ideas to consider to streamline process. I am a work smarter not harder person, so offer the following ideas... Each time you come in separate stranded from nonstranded into separate containers. 1) tighten drill chuck onto stripper so you dont have to reposition with each wire 2) run all wires through stripper, then 3) remove casing from all wires 4) clean up and discard casings. By repeating the same step on all wires before proceeding to the next you are saving time and wasted motions switching between steps. Less moving back and forth, less continually reorienting to different movements.

Hi , your drill can over great as well and shorter wire is good. I'm a farm girl when I was young so that's why I watch a lot of this kind of thing.that word should be over heat not great. Don't comment all the time but always watch. And enjoy. Love your prayers. 👍👍👍💚💙💜❤️😂🤗

Copper is like gold lot of folks dont now in my country but when i start selling copper and erning big time they wont to . Nice job and watch your fingers you have only have 10 i wish you luck on next hunt

Hi Paul I see you got your self a new tool for stripping all that wire I hope it makes things a little easier for you you work hard enough by your self your deserving of a little brake now and then bless you Paul until next time👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

I always wrap the wires around my hand and then pull them off and then gently press the resulting wire together so that it doesn't unwind a little again

Very good lesson. Thank you.

I would strip the large cable with a cutter knife

@Oglulubell

3 жыл бұрын

Xerxis Hordoron i really wanted Paul to win that round 😉

@debbielance3892

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

@yvonnem5819

3 жыл бұрын

I am from the UK and we have a tool called a Stanley Knife, that you can buy various styles of blade for. Also electricians have pliers that strip the outer plastic off, I am sure they would have the same in the USA that he could use to strip that really large cable

@Oglulubell

3 жыл бұрын

Yvonne Akerman we call them box cutters. Although we can use them for many other uses. 😉

Strip as you get it on every week. Enjoy watching you

Thanks be to God, glad you were able to catch it bit you!!

Hi Paul 🖐️. You've been missing in action.(really) LOL 😆 🤣. I was wondering if you were alright. Hey I finally got me some KFC ‼️ LOL 😆 🤣. I like that wire stripper. Awesome tool. Well anyways have A blessed Awesome Amazing Beautiful weekend ‼️🙋🏿‍♀️. Bye for now.

@ScrapPalletMan

3 жыл бұрын

Yummy

I once had 1k feet of 4 guage cable to strip (3 pcs 330' ea.). I made a gadget to hang on the hitch ball on my truck which I pulled the cable through and it stripped the insulation off. I had to pull it with my lawn tractor. Worked great. Didn't know you can buy these gadgets.