Seeking larger gauge wirestripper recs

[Plecoptera]

I need to strip a largish number (40) of #4AWG and #2AWG welding cables I'm using on busbars. I would like to find a tool like all the slick ones for 8AWG and smaller, but I'm not having success. I just want to take about 1/2" off ends so I can crimp on ring terminals. I've done it before, but not as many and I'm trying to find something to make life easier.

Any recommendations on tools that do this appreciated.

 

[Mike 134]

Razor knife, doing it for 38 years I developed a feel not to nick the conductor

 

[John Frum]

Jokari is a popular choice

 

[HRTKD]

Here is a thread on the topic that you may find useful. Sadly, I'm still using a utility knife.

Insulation Stripper?

More than once I hacked my way past the insulation and removed a few strands of wire. A utility knife isn't the best tool. I have an old Weidmuller Stripax that is excellent. But I don't think it will do 6 awg and certainly not 2/0. It did work on 10 awg PV wire. The insulation on my TEMCo...

diysolarforum.com

 

[jberger]

Paladin cable slitter, there are a number of knock offs but this one is top notch.

https://www.amazon.com/Paladin-Tools-PA1822-Round-Stripper/dp/B000099O6A

Just make sure to buy at least 1 pack of extra blades and read the directions before you try it out.
Never need to worry about nicking a conductor and when you are done with the circle cut, the knife turns 90 degrees to help peel off the jacket. It's great.

 

[OzSolar]

Klein Tools® High Leverage Cable Cutter 63050​

You'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Same tool easily cuts and strips.

 

[HRTKD]

I bought the Klein 21051 today. It'll go in the toolbox for future work.