Questions and Answers for Klein Tools 8-1/4 in. Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper and Cutter for 10-20 AWG, 12-22 AWG, 12/2 and 14/2 Romex Wire

A:  The Wire Stripper adjusts to strip: 10-20 AWG solid, 12-22 AWG stranded, and 12/2 and 14/2 Romex cable (all sizes) and other nonmetallic (type NM) sheathed cable

A:  The Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper is designed for 10-20 AWG solid, 12-22 AWG stranded

A:  Think these only are for 12 to 22 AWG.

A:  I don't think so

A:  It was to difficult to use

A:  The Klein Tools model # 11061 Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper is not designed for this application.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. It work on 14/2 UF wire. I found it work wonder on smaller stranded wire like 18,20. Smaller Stranded wire is hard to strip with other stripper because they always snipp/cut couple stranded wire, no matter how careful im. But this automatic stripper never does that on very small stranded wire. My friend love this tool, on a project we did together.

A:  Yess

A:  I don't believe so, it is designed more for individual wires.

A:  Yes, the Klein Tools model # 11061 Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper will strip the outer jacket on 12/2 and 14/2 Romex.

A:  Work great on 14/2. Don't know about 12/2, but I'll bet it does.

A:  Yes, they work great on 12/2.

A:  The Klein Tools 11061 Self-Adjusting Wire Stripper does not have user replaceable parts.

A:  None that I'm aware of.

A:  I'm not sure. But you might save money by just buying another one.

A:  Parts are available from Klien. https://www.kleinconnection.com/replacement-parts/strippers-cutters-crimpers-replacement-parts.html

A:  After a year and a half of heavy use I have yet to need replacement parts. I've made so much money with these I would feel good about buying a new pair at any time.

A:  Used on 12 to 22 ga no problem without bothering with the thumb screw.

A:  To much tension will cause you to move the wire thru the insulation while stripping

A:  Wire Stripping Instructions: 1. Adjust wire stripper tensioning knob for desired wire size. Turn the knob clockwise for larger wire. Turn counterclockwise for very small gauge wire (22 AWG or smaller). 2. Turn locking knob counterclockwise to adjust wire length stopper. 3. Slide and position the wire stop at the desired stripping length. 4. Turn the locking knob clockwise until tight to lock wire stopper in place. 5. Position the wire between the gripping and stripping heads with the end resting against the wire length stopper. 6. Squeeze handles together to lower gripping and stripping heads. 7. Squeeze handles more to strip the wire. 8. Release the handles and remove the wire.

A:  I can't see the difference , bit strip well 12-24

A:  Yes

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, about 3/8". You have to adjust the end stopper all the way out so the wire can fit through the claws.

A:  Yes you can

A:  The 11061 Wire Stripper is not designed to strip wire in-line.

A:  Yes. Klein Tools has a video at https://www.kleintools.com/videos/how-use-automatic-wire-stripper showing how it can be used to make an in-line strip.

A:  Metal

A:  Metal

A:  Metal

A:  The adjustable wire stopper is metal.

A:  Metal