Apparently this will also cut strand and guy wire for utility work. Hopefully this $200 cutter works better than their $2000 cutters rated for guy wire, cause those suck.
I was just on a job where I had no vice so I couldn’t use a saw to cut my rod. I have a manual rod cutter, but you have to deburr the rod and it’s annoying. This would of been perfect as they are claiming no deburring neeeded
Could this be good for cutting alluminum 10mm round rod ?
Great video
Apparently this will also cut strand and guy wire for utility work. Hopefully this $200 cutter works better than their $2000 cutters rated for guy wire, cause those suck.
If you have a bandsaw, saw saw, or hacksaw, you don't need this lol. Now if this device actually threaded rod, that would be pretty cool.
I was just on a job where I had no vice so I couldn’t use a saw to cut my rod. I have a manual rod cutter, but you have to deburr the rod and it’s annoying. This would of been perfect as they are claiming no deburring neeeded
Bandsaw cuts it the best
Now you need a hollow socket. Maybe 12 or 16".
Is it brushless or brwashless? Not sure which one i should get?
Really?
Can it be use in 1/8 or 3/16 or similar?
does it get stuck when the other side of the nut hits the tread . will be need to use some type of wrench to make it pass that section ?
Na at worst you got grab a pair of pliers and remove a thin bit of waste cut. Doesnt effect the threading of a nut at all.
Will this cut 1/2 rebar too?
Wondering as well, did you ever find out?
I came to ask the same thing.
Doubt it , thats whole different beast
JUST NO. NO.
bro why the earmuffs
Lmao fr and safety glasses lol he acts like he’s at the shooting range.
I'll just keep using band saws. LOL this takes too much time to set up... plus you can cut 20 at a time using a tripod and a bandsaw
End up having to cut the little nubs off sometimes with bandsaw. That's why I use.
@@FamilyChannelfun32 The "boogers" come off really easily with channel locks... rarely have that issue though... super easy quick fix...
@@Gigafactory i do the same thing sometimes i get a stubborn one
@@Gigafactory if i was doing a lot of rod cutting id use rod cutter
@@FamilyChannelfun32put the nut on first and back it off after you cut lol
Long sleeve shirt, leather gloves, eye protection and ear protection, talk about safety. I wonder what you do when working with a dangerous tool.😁
Thanks, I was wondering if this would be a good tool to invest in, after your video I can see the time savings. Thanks.