Building A Tool Bag (PVC Cutters Knipex 90 25 40 , Ridgid RC-2375)

Last week total was at $1,731.56. Adding the impact bits helps out a lot by not having to use to much your hand bits. This week we are adding PVC cutters. If your in HVAC, Plumbing, Pipe Fitting, DIY, ETC. PVC cutters work great. Cutting almost any plastic you can think of. I'll post the links below of the items listed. Thanks for watching One Tool A Week Guy!!!
Knipex 90 25 40 www.amazon.com...
Ridgid RC-2375
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[@PrimeToolbox]

Nice! These are made by Rennsteig, a brand of Knipex Group.
Japanese brands also makes great tube cutters:
Merry
Keiba
TOP
MCC
Marvel
Masaru

[@jeffcoolhd]

Thanks for this video I probably would have gotten the knipex but after seeing your video I'm definitely sold on the Ridgid cutters. This is why we love your videos Pease

[@socal_expat1856]

Good vid bro. Have to agree fully with you on this one. The real deal breaker for me on the knipex is that the can only cut 1 1/4” pipe and smaller kinda limiting

[@adan1845]

I use 2” pvc on 90% furnaces , i use a milwakee ratcheting pvc cutter but im liking those knipex

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Adan Martinez what model number?

[@adan1845]

One Tool A Week Guy ! Milwakee model 48-22-4215

[@jackhammer9622]

You're almost at 1k subscribers!!! I've been following since about 100 so I'm glad to see people discovering your channel. I've found it very useful and bought Manny of the tools based on your reviews

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Jack thank you for the support and hope you keep watching and keep you interested.

[@RickyGPLB]

I use a reed tubing cutter with a pvc wheel to cut plastic

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

How have they been working for you? I also know reed makes great products along with wheeler rex.

[@RickyGPLB]

One Tool A Week Guy !Sawzall is faster but the cutters-are a cleaner cut

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Andrew Gonzalez thanks for the reply and info.

[@jeffw5195]

Good video

[@adan1845]

I miss using pvc cutters for hvac installs

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

just using reciprocating saw?

[@HappyOn8Wheels]

yeah he does @@OneToolAWeekGuy

[@chrisjones6165]

Hackzall or bandsaw. Finish I'll use my hand saw.

[@plumbtech5800]

Do you ever use a wheel style cutter for pvc? I mostly work with abs so I typically don't use those ratcheting style cutters. Thanks for the video, I always appreciate the ones geared towards plumbing!

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Mike's Plumbing Plus honestly no I have not. I’ll use the pvc ridged cutters or stick to the reciprocating saw or band saw.

[@plumbtech5800]

One Tool A Week Guy ! Right on! Thanks for the reply

[@AnthonyCarmona12]

I was going to get the knipex until I saw this, sold on ridgid for hvac 90 percent furnace installations. Thanks man.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Thats what this channel is here for👍

[@randymarsh1729]

been finding all ratchet cutters are kinda trash for 2'' lol

[@pollydor07]

Thanks

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

for?

[@vn4580]

👍

[@13Dhillon.sheronwala]

Price

[@sairendrimajhi6787]

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[@jesusdanielusme4423]

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[@sairendrimajhi6787]

your mesin 2375

[@waytospergtherebro]

If you're making hundreds of cuts in smaller pipes then that's at least an extra 10 squeezes per before the blade even makes contact in the Rigid style cutter. It gets very tiresome very quickly. Almost as tiresome as you saying words you don't know the meanings of like "tempered."

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

You can always push down the blade to reduce the amount of squeezes 👍

[@13Dhillon.sheronwala]

Price