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Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

The best way I found was to place the wire on a wooden block then with the knife blade at the point of cut gently roll the wire : light pressure goes through the insulation and you get a nice even cut - with less risk to fingers...

Then for the middle waste bit - it is possible to angle the blade to cut a helix and the waste comes off easy - no flexing... takes practice though... :) Having had to repair burnt wiring looms in cars had plenty of practice...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

The best way I found was to place the wire on a wooden block then with the knife blade at the point of cut gently roll the wire : light pressure goes through the insulation and you get a nice even cut - with less risk to fingers...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

The best way I found was to place the wire on a wooden block then with the knife blade at the point of cut gently roll the wire : light pressure goes through the insulation and you get a nice even cut - with less risk to fingers...

Then for the middle waste bit - it is possible to angle the blade to cut a helix and the waste comes off easy - no flexing... takes practice though... :) Having had to repair burnt wiring looms in cars had plenty of practice...

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Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

The best way I found was to place the wire on a wooden block then with the knife blade at the point of cut gently roll the wire : light pressure goes through the insulation and you get a nice even cut - with less risk to fingers...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

The best way I found was to place the wire on a wooden block then with the knife blade at the point of cut gently roll the wire : light pressure goes through the insulation and you get a nice even cut - with less risk to fingers...

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Solar Mike
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Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Always did this by careful use of a sharp knife - take care or you cut more than just nails...

Did this so often on car wiring : 14/010 etc...

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