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Kronus Automatic Wire Stripper
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Date of last review
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1119
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Tue March 17, 2009
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Average Price
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Average Rating
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67% of reviewers
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$14.00
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6.7
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supersize
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Description:
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Gauged tool cuts and strips wire with ease!
This Kronus™ automatic wire stripper tool strips and cuts 8 to 24-gauge wire. Double-dipped, cushion-grip handles, single-action operation and gauged cutter assure ease of use. Features durable steel construction. Kronus™ tools by RadioShack compare with the best in the industry. Precision-crafted and ruggedly constructed of durable materials, they're built to last. And Kronus tools are backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Plus, they're engineered to help you get the job done right, with comfort, convenience and ease. So, whether you're working on precision electronics projects, hobbies or household wiring needs, you'll know your Kronus tools are the only ones you'll ever need.
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Keywords:
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Kronus RadioShack wire strippers 8 to 24 AWG stripper install
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Author
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TheJackal
1337 Explorer
Registered: August 2007
Posts: 1053
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Review Date: Wed April 16, 2008
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $14.00
| Rating: 9
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Pros:
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Makes wire stripping a LOT easier and cuts down install time
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Cons:
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Bulky size makes it difficult to use in tight spaces
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Bought this tool at RadioShack because I'm not very good when it comes to wire stripping. If I don't cut through the wire completely, I end up stripping just one side of the insulation off. This tool made the install go a lot smoother and faster, and kept wires from being cut and becoming too short.
The only pitfall is its bulkiness. It isn't real bad but if you're in a real tight space it could be difficult.
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Brian1
Elite Explorer
Registered: February 2000
Posts: 3388
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Review Date: Sun December 28, 2008
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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fast and easy wire stripping every time
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Cons:
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These wire strippers work great! I dont use anything else anymore now that I have these.
The cheaper pliers however do not work as good as the more expensive versions. Generally I have found if they are $12 or over they are good, skip the ones under $10, they dont release as well.
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Brian
91 XLT 4x4
1942 GPW Rock Crawler
Boogerwelds.com Southwest Rockcrawling
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celly
elitebychoicenotcharity
Registered: July 2004
Posts: 5503
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Review Date: Tue March 17, 2009
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Would you recommend the product? No |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 1
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Pros:
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Silly gadget
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Cons:
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Didn't work for me as advertised
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After using cheapo wire strippers for years, I decded to give this one a go. I simply didn't find it to work as advertised. I then resorted to getting a traditional design, but this time I got from the "Channel Lock" people. Best stripper I've ever used and the cutter and crimper work equally well.
Keep it simple and get the Channel Lock. It may cost more than cheapo strippers, but it works.
I recently saw the Kronos offering in a bargain bin in a Surplus department at a local automotive store (Princess Auto). Enough said. They also started carrying the Channel Lock model. I think they saw the light as well. 
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 '99 EB 5.0 V8, TMH, 1" Trick Flow UI spacer, Custom Volant based CAI (incl C&L MAF body), XC2 w/Henson tunes, Flo Pro catback, Iraggi 260 amp HO alt, EE swaybar & airdam, projector HIDs, Powdercoating by Turdle, Amsoil everywhere, other stuff.
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I didnt even waste my time to read that, nor will I, however I read some of it. 
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