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January 27th 07, 09:09 PM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
Hey all - I need some advice on a good coax stripping tool. I have
been doing them by hand all my life. I'd like to get a tool that has replacement blades that can do the job fast and perfect. AIM is the only brand I see the ham radio catalogs...are they good? I want one to do the RG8 and RG58 sizes. -Scott, WU2X |
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January 27th 07, 11:18 PM
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January 27th 07, 11:55 PM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 22:18:38 GMT, Cecil Moore
wrote: wrote: Hey all - I need some advice on a good coax stripping tool. Exacto knife? I use an Exacto knife, a dental pick to part the braid, and manicure scissors to trim it. bob k5qwg |
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January 27th 07, 11:59 PM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
"Bob Miller" wrote in message ... On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 22:18:38 GMT, Cecil Moore wrote: wrote: Hey all - I need some advice on a good coax stripping tool. Exacto knife? I use an Exacto knife, a dental pick to part the braid, and manicure scissors to trim it. bob k5qwg My technique precisely Bob- have you been spying? I had tried some 3 step strippers years back. Results varied a lot with cable manufacturer and never were as good as I could do w/ Bob's method. Dale W4OP |
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January 28th 07, 12:22 AM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 22:59:32 GMT, "Dale Parfitt"
wrote: "Bob Miller" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 22:18:38 GMT, Cecil Moore wrote: wrote: Hey all - I need some advice on a good coax stripping tool. Exacto knife? I use an Exacto knife, a dental pick to part the braid, and manicure scissors to trim it. bob k5qwg My technique precisely Bob- have you been spying? I had tried some 3 step strippers years back. Results varied a lot with cable manufacturer and never were as good as I could do w/ Bob's method. Dale W4OP The local electronics store, Atex, sells dental picks, and the cuticle scissors were a tip from the Wireman's Wirebook. bob k5qwg |
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January 28th 07, 04:31 PM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
Check CableExperts and Tessco on the web ... they have an assortment in
various sizes and prices. 73, Carl - wk3c wrote in message oups.com... Hey all - I need some advice on a good coax stripping tool. I have been doing them by hand all my life. I'd like to get a tool that has replacement blades that can do the job fast and perfect. AIM is the only brand I see the ham radio catalogs...are they good? I want one to do the RG8 and RG58 sizes. -Scott, WU2X |
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#7
January 28th 07, 11:43 PM
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Good quality coax stripping tool
http://www.dxengineering.com/Parts.a...o=DXE-UT8000-P
cablematic makes the ripley tool UT-80000 sometimes also show up on ebay or eham.net for less $$. 73 jake |
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