Fire+Wire+Stripping=EASY
by tobywinks in Circuits > Electronics
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Fire+Wire+Stripping=EASY
Lighter
Dikes
Mechanics or work, or kitchen gloves
Open air.
Electrical
tape
Safety
The fumes from the insulation around wires can't be good for your lungs, work in open area, avoid breathing fumes.
Unless you have fingers of steel, or like the look of a black smudge on you fingers, please were gloves, the tighter fitting the better.
Over time the lighter will heat up, careful where you put it down.
Unless you have fingers of steel, or like the look of a black smudge on you fingers, please were gloves, the tighter fitting the better.
Over time the lighter will heat up, careful where you put it down.
Snip Ends With Dikes
In this example I'm using speaker wire.
Snip the ends even with your dikes, or possibly sturdy scissors.
Snip the ends even with your dikes, or possibly sturdy scissors.
Separate Wires
Pull Ends To Be Stripped Apart, a good 1/2 inch should be plenty.
Burn Baby Burn!!
Put on your gloves and simply burn the end you'd like stripped.
Burn for a 3 count.
Remember, hold away from your face. Please don't inhale the fumes.
Burn for a 3 count.
Remember, hold away from your face. Please don't inhale the fumes.
Pull Off Wire Insulation
Now immediately pull the insulation off the wire.
Repeat for all wires you need exposed.
If you'll be stripping lots of wires plan ahead for a safe place to put your lighter, it will get hot.
Repeat for all wires you need exposed.
If you'll be stripping lots of wires plan ahead for a safe place to put your lighter, it will get hot.
Tape Wires.
Now your all set.
Twist your wires together to bond them.
Insulate them with electrical tape, or an electrical nut.
Twist your wires together to bond them.
Insulate them with electrical tape, or an electrical nut.