Seattle Plumbing: Ridgid 32975 1/8-Inch to 5/8-Inch Close Quarters Tubing Cutter

Ridgid 32975 1/8-Inch to 5/8-Inch Close Quarters Tubing Cutter

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 4.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
ASIN: B000LDGNCU
Item model number: 32975

By : Ridgid
List Price : ~~$12.70~~
Price : $11.66
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Item Description

From the Manufacturer
Given that 1923, ridgid has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated experts of the professional trades. Every tool that bears the ridgid brand is engineered to the exact same high standards of excellent, strength and endurance as was that initially heavy-duty pipe wrench a lot more than 80 years ago. Ridgid covers its solutions with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool. The ridgid 32975 is a close quarters tubing cutter with a capacity of 1/8-Inch to five/8-Inch. This cutter is particularly created for use in restricted spaces on small diameter, tough and soft copper, aluminum, brass and plastic tubing. The rollers contain grooves for close-to-flare cuts. This cutter capabilities a powerful, lightweight slide and wheel housing and has a massive knurled feed screw knob that offers effortless manage of cutting pressure for clean cuts
Ridgid Pipe/Conduit Cutter 32975. Attributes: 1/8"-five/8" capacity, quickly clean cut, outstanding for confined spaces.

Technical Details

Model 103
Capacity: 1/8-Inch-5/8-Inch
Specifically designed for use in restricted spaces
Useful for small diameter, hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass and plastic tubing
Ridgid covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool

Client Critiques

I bought this to replace an old no-name pipe cutter that actually fell apart as I started a current project. Previously, I had run into difficulties attempting to cut an current water line exactly where the close proximity of the pipe to the floor joists made it impossible to get a fantastic cut devoid of consistently removing and re-attaching the cutter. The inward design of this compact cutter tends to make it potential to cut pipes in even the tightest of places.
1 complaint is that the major screw could stand to be a tiny bit larger, or at least have way more surface texture to it. I found myself certainly getting to dig my fingers in to turn it as I went around the three/8" copper tubing, but it did the job in a minute or two.

I needed to cut a pair of copper pipes in my new vanity in order to install compression shut-off valves on them. I made use of this small guy to get that job accomplished flawlessly. My only matter is that considering that I was operating in a tight space, it was sort of annoying that it took so quite a few turns to cut the caps off of these pipes. I followed the directions, creating 2 full revolutions and then re-tightening the cutter. Cuts were rather clean, no burrs. Be patient and follow the directions and hopefully you'll have great results also.