yes, on both counts.
Re: the wire stripping, a long line down the wire allows for the parting 
of much insulation. If necessary, shaving that side flat and then slice it 
down.
I think the company I like the most is Columbia River. They use a nice 
metal that allows for quck sharpening.


On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Tom Fowle wrote:

> the so-called telephone wire like the kind used in modular cables
> isn't intended to be stripped, you need to use a strip and crimp
> tool intended for the purpose that puts the modular plugs onto
> the wire.  It's the modern version of what used to be called
> tinsle wire.  It can't be stripped or soldered because of the
> cloth, or now-a-days, plastic that's incorporated into the wire
> its self.
>
> A knife technique that can be good for doing larger wire is to
> slice along the length of the insulation instead of across it.
> This way when you hit the stranded wire, the strands will be more
> likely to move asside from the blade.  Yu then can peal back the
> insulation from the wire and cut it off after you've bared as
> much wire as you want.  This works best on wire say #14 or
> larger.  Particularly good system for stripping the sheath off of
> coaxial cable.
>
> tom
>
>
> Net-Tamer V 1.13 Beta - Registered
>


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