Recenzje klientów dla VEVOR Maszyna do ściągania izolacji z kabli 1,5-30 mm Maszyna do ściągania izolacji z kabli, ręczna lub zasilana wiertarką, 130 x 130 x 300 mm, idealna do ściągania izolacji z przewodów wielożyłowych powlekanych

Non sono soddisfatto Manca la ruota come mai? Nella descrizione c’è scritto che sarebbe arrivata la ruota di scorta

Seal on inner bearing came off after half hour of use, copper fragments migrated into bearing, seized up bear, damaged the motor. I asked for a refund and return label, they offered me a new bearing. Terrible product, even worse customer service. I even told them when they refunded me I was going to immediately purchase the model one size bigger, as I thought it will be more robust. Absolutely unacceptable. See picture. Bearings are completely exposed.

L'emballage était nickel mis à l'intérieur déception arrivé cassé au niveau du cache hélice et le SAV ne me répond pas

I haven’t got to use it, I received it damaged. Trying to get a refund or an exchange. I haven’t heard back from Vevor.

Works good for about 200ft of insulation then dulls after that you have to sharpen it to frequent to viable for use

It came to me and a damaged package and it don’t work

ordered over 6 weeks ago never came. just says delayed. so I cancelled the order.

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The wire wouldn’t stay in place. The cutting wheel was off center of the drive wheels. It’s cheaply made. The gear where the handle attaches broke. Lasted 3 days.

I don’t mind the machine. When he it got here it had so so many issues. Maybe it got dropped in transit or something. But we I tried to get it resolved I sent pictures in and videos in and they kept saying “we can’t see a problem with it”. The whole thing was out of balance, it made a horrible grinding noise when turned on and an even worse one when I ran wire through it. And the instructions are awful when it comes to tuning or fixing anything on it. But since the company seemed inclined to be as little help as possible I took it in my own hands. I tore the whole thing apart, I found tons gunk and corrosion in the rotating part of the machine that was not allowing it to rotate properly, I don’t know if the machine was a used one or if it had just sat for a long time. And then I pulled the motor apart because it was clicking super super bad and found a loose piece of metal in it. Honestly could find where it went but seemed like a scrap piece that had accidentally but dropped in there prior to closing the machine up. I also found problems in there. The motor had tons of loose components and was falling apart it seemed. Everything was loose and on the verge of falling apart. Fortunately I got everything cleaned up and it put back together. And it runs like a champ now. I’ve done thousands of feet and the machine still purrs nicely. But not worth the 8+ hours to fix it