




I spent two weeks putting the Electric 11-Channel Cable Stripping Machine to the test on various scrap heaps around my workshop. It is designed to handle everything from thin leads to thick industrial cables, effectively turning a pile of waste into clean, sellable copper.
The construction combines aluminum and acrylic, which provides a surprisingly robust frame that holds steady during operation. The blade mechanism is precise, showing minimal wear even after processing several hundred feet of varied gauge wire.
Setting up the machine was straightforward, and the 11 channels make switching between wire sizes almost effortless. While there is a slight learning curve to feeding the wire perfectly to avoid jams, once you get the rhythm down, the throughput is impressive.
This is the perfect tool for professional contractors or serious hobbyists who frequently handle large quantities of electrical scrap.
Overall, I give this machine a 4.61 rating because it does exactly what it promises without unnecessary complexity. For $499.00, it is a reliable workhorse that turns a labor-intensive job into a quick, profitable task.