Wire cutter guide

This is an attachment for my wire cutter/stripper so I can remove a consistent length of insulation from the end of wire for insertion in a breadboard.

I also added a measurement surface (with 0.1" markings, to match a breadboard) to help cut wires to the correct length.

The "grip" portion is the two lower walls, offset from the taller flat wall. The grip snaps onto the bottom of my wire cutter blade. The flat wall serves as a stopper for wire so that I always remove the same length of insulation.You can use the Customizer to adjust the grip measurements to match your wirecutter, or how much insulation you want to remove.

The measuring surface lines up with the cutting portion of the tool. For example, if I need a length of wire to span 4 holes on my broadboard, I need to cut the wire 10 "holes" long (4 pin span, and 3 pin length on each end to insert into the breadboard). I push the wire through the cutter until the end lines up with the marker for 10 (the second long line)