Thread: Type of cable (actual cable)
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Old 05-02-2006, 20:25   #18
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Re: Type of cable (actual cable)
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Originally Posted by SLM
To buy your own tooling it would cost
£12 for the cable strippers
£48 for the compression tool
Gimme a Stanley Knife and I'll strip it for you - for free. I've not come across any need for cable strippers yet, and I do a job that would need them if they were to be necessary!

I think you're taking the mick - sorry.
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