I have a lot of small appliance cords to strip will this work for what I want to do the cords like you would see on a vacuum cleaner most are round ?
1735086
Yes, but you have to separate in individual cables first and I think that's it
1735087
I assume you are talking about the ones that look like two casings together. yes, just separate the two then run them through separately, easy peasy. The vacuum wires can be stripped as well, but they hold two or three wires inside, and can also have a paper or thread insulation around the wires. One you strip off the outer casing, you have to remove the paper/thread covering, then you can strip the inner insulated wire. A little time consuming, but once you get a system going, it goes quicker. I love this unit, it has saved me untold HOURS of labor stripping wire.
1735088
You can adjust the opening to accept different size cables. I believe that it would work for your purpose.
1735089
The only problem I see is that those cords are fine wire wrapped around itself. This unit works better with solid wire, but could probably do the other type cord. Just be careful and slow. Do not use to much pressure or the cord will break.
1735090
I used the stripper on 14 guage or bigger solid wire and it worked great. I think smaller stranded wire may not be worth it if you are selling to a recycle place. I also found that if the wire is old and cracking, and all twisted and kinked it will take a lot more effort. Depends on how much time you are willing to spend.
1735091
Yes it works great for me, it works for almost everything,it doesn't work as well for the very small gauge wires.
1406509
I'm not sure but it's possible. I use mine to wrangle plastic lids and some of those lids are square. It works great for plastic lids!
355752
I can't really answer your question, but I would tend to doubt that it would work properly, because it produces less vacuum than a full size unit.
2082659
I cut to size and super glued a vacuum cleaner belt to wheels. The belt was already the right width and thickness. Works perfect. I also use swiffer wet or dry pads to clean. Just throw away when done.
932993
I don't know about this unit but they make cord reels specifically made for extension cords that are cheaper and would probably work better. Amazon has plenty of those.
1255652
Probably would work provided the tools weren't too heavy although they are designed to bind electrical cords together to avoid tangling. I use them to wrap up the cords on power tools and small appliance as well as to manage the connecting cables for TV and DVD players, and computer cords.
990255
The stripper does not handle wire smaller than a pencil very well. The V shaped opening and cutting wheel are not precise enough to keep the small wire centered and the cutting wheel will "wander off" center. It will work, but you have to go very slowly, guiding the wire by hand into the opening. the cutter. Smaller wire can be stripped using a romax stripper, available from any hardware store.
448361
It might be a good fit. The advantage of the Pivot Power is that it can pivot around objects on your counter, accommodate the large 'brick' plugs on some devices, and provide surge protection. But it is not the smallest power strip available. I am very happy with the one that I have.
650627
Yes but it may be to large for that purpose. One of the smaller vacuum devices would work better.
213083
I think it might depend on how thick/bendable the cord is. If it's a thick cord, I don't think it's wide enough to allow for it to bend 90 degrees for the cord to pass through the bottom.
1708204
This only sucks up small objects. It doesn't clean up hair or anything that requires a better vacuum. The cord is pretty long though if that is what you are asking about.
1451045
this has an oval shaped hose/tube connector end that is powered by the two prongs on the vacuum connector end...NOT made for round end connectors... if your hose end is oval, or egg shaped?... it should fit... I have a canister vacuum with an oval hose connector end so it fits and works great...
2224899
I hooked up a small shop vac to the outlet. The bags are ok, but vac works better.
1895912
Well, it's a good sturdy switch. I don't know about that kind of cord - they're usually fatter than normal, aren't they? It might work if you need a way to switch off a vacuum and this is your last hope. I don't know why you just can't pull the plug, but of course that's up to you. i think I'd try it if a regular appliance repair service had no answer for you. But if it's not actually strong enough to handle the required amount of electricity, what would happen - fire? I'd definitely find out about that before putting it on the vac cord!
309366
This is a very flexible item. You should be able to maneuver this item through a vacuum cleaner hose or air passages in the vacuum cleaner.
1627474
yes, it should work very well. This is 1/2 inch wide strip so you want to make sure that it works for you. I beleive this company also has a wider strip if you need it. Hope this helps,
1174860
I'm not sure, the round cord clips will hold the cord at any angle, the others are open clips and if the cord moves or the angle is not right they could come out on there own.