How to use a Pipe Cutter

[@aa_new_creation]

Thanks bro, nailed it the first time after watching.

[@kelgreen99]

Very simple. Hope I can do the same in my basement. Wow! Thanks!

[@Cisco8484]

Might want to mention that the inside the pipe needs to be deburred after cutting.

[@h.s.6269]

How do you do that?

[@RockandrollNegro]

Easiest way is with a file. There are specialty tools that do it, but I just run a file over the mouth of the pipe and inside the opening. Once youve smoothed it out, you should be able to run your finger along it without feeling any burrs.

[@jimbL200]

Very helpful thank you

[@tn5526]

How do you change the blade on this model?

[@seanwhitman799]

The 2 rollers that cradle the pipe,... what are the off sets for?

[@Puffalupagus360]

They're for cutting flare's off.

[@706069]

Very helpful, thanks😊

[@NeighborhoodDada]

This cutter you have automatically cracks btw.

[@jamesruppert3152]

Those are the autocut. You tighten the wheel once and cut all on one tighten.

[@vantablack7512]

Will these cut iron pipe?

[@eyesandears6341]

The best of the clips on this subject by far. Thank you.

[@McGregorsPlumbingandHeating]

You've got the nice kind, with grooves for better grip, as well the pointy turn wheel for more leverage 👍

[@stetuskingamit094]

upvc ko chalega kya

[@peterli9213]

Thanks man. Short and to the point. I like it.

[@ilank43]

Thanks for sharing.

[@doucmpuppiespn]

Thanks you saved my day!

[@tonytee2107]

Well done and very helpful.