Recommend twin and earth tripping tool

[Hefferl]

Up until now I've been a Cheese Wire Method exponent.

But now I suffer with arthritis in my thumb so I'm looking for something to do the work for me - any suggestions please? Thanks.

 

[roys]

I’m a Stanley knife on cable end angled slightly in towards the earth and slice up type of guy.
Having lightly prescored the outer sheath at the point where I want it to end.

 

[Richard-the-Ninth]

If you can squeeze your hand you may want to try a pair of Click me easy to use, and you can use it several times on the cable (instead of doing "cheese wire" all the way down) You can strip the cores too when needed. Oh, and it will strip flex.

 

[Andy™]

I've got one of these, don't use it much though but might be ideal for what you need. cuts into sheath where you start, pull it along and it scores the sheath. sometimes still needs the earth pulled through the sheath but its scored so far easier

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/295903061875

 

[kerching]

I was shown 'cheese wire method' at age about 12. Now 67 I've never had an issue ( apart from on copperclad ). I only use a stripper ( megastrip ) on panel Wiring. Sometimes use a 'croc' stripper on cable res if space is too tight

 

[Apache]

Best stripper for T&E IMO - can pass through the handle

https://www.amazon.co.uk/C-K-T1260-...ix=twin+and+earth+stripper,aps,79&sr=8-1&th=1

 

[roys]

The vet’s back yippee

 

[kerching]

Best stripper for T&E IMO - can pass through the handle

https://www.amazon.co.uk/C-K-T1260-...ix=twin+and+earth+stripper,aps,79&sr=8-1&th=1

I have had the Ideal Industries version of this for the passed 20 years. It gets used on LSOH singles when panel Wiring , it can be a pain to strip otherwise