How to Cut PVC ABS Pipe in the wall Straight and Square

[@mpxz999]

The coping saw is a great idea!
Way less expensive than a huge pair of pipe shears too
Thank youuu

[@joehowto]

Please help to hit the like button. Thank you

[@mrkrasker9609]

Thanks for your help Joe

[@AGhostInTheMachine]

Ahh...hose clamp! Good tip.

[@harrisburghawk315]

Thanks

[@martinkasemsan9099]

I used painters tape BUT this tip will help when I have less clearance/visibility. Thank you!

[@davidllewelyn2077]

So smart!!

[@stephenstgermain4001]

Thanks. This is smartest video on this. Great help.

[@TheRealFFknReal]

Rather than having to loosen the hose clamp all the way, why not just make a rough cut of the pipe with a power tool, leaving it longer than necessary and sliding the hose clamp on?
Or, even easier, just rough cut the pipe with a power tool within the reach of a coupler, slide it on straight and use the edge as a guide for your saw. Aside from cutting on the side you want to keep, it’s the same premise, but a lot easier (since you definitely have a coupler on hand, and may not have a hose clamp on hand).

[@jackdeath5856]

I have almost the same problem , this is what I was looking for. THANKS!!!!

[@ssabavkou]

Obviously not a licensed plumber-too slow-labor cost would horrendous.

[@joehowto]

Licensed plumber costs arm and a leg

[@AGhostInTheMachine]

LOL I've seen some of the slam bang work by licensed plumbers and electricians. Not impressed.

[@racker7855]

RUclips is for DIYers not licensed plumbers to learn things....pretty obvious....