Ridgid 30088 Model Rc-2375 Ratchet Action Plastic Pipe And Tubing Cutter, 1/8-Inch To 2-3/8-Inch Pipe Cutter - Chrome

I’m not a pro & don’t use this for pipe cutting. What I’m using it for is cutting my family’s hundreds of cheap plastic clothes hangers into 3 pieces each for recycling (both the thin plastic kind & the felt-covered plastic composite kind). I’m replacing them with sturdier, more attractive hangers. I tried to use already owned, but inappropriate, tools to cut the hangers (Knipex 74200 & Klein D2328 wire cutters, & HK Porter 2000 bolt cutter, none of which are intended for plastic cutting), & it was too much trouble to use a saw. So I found out what I already knew: they couldn’t do the job without exerting lots of force & twisting. So I bought this Ridgid plastic cutter & it works great, with little effort. Many of the other plastics cutters I researched were not able to cut as small a diameter as needed for my job, but this one cuts down to 1/8” diameter, so it works where others wouldn’t. A solid, well-made aluminum tool with a very nice textured finish & positive ratchet action.

Bonjour à vous. J'ai commandé la cisaille chez vous parceque j étais sur de la trouver. La mienne était hors d usage.

Awesome pipe cutter!! For ABS or PVC no issues what so ever. It's sturdy, well built,cuts like butter and makes straight cuts,a must have in your toolbox!! 💯👌🏽

cumple perfectamente con su función,corte fácil y recto...una herramiernta de muy buena calidad sobre mi punto de vista, después de usar varias de otras marcas...puedo decir que muy buena herramienta

This arrived today. There are definitely less expensive versions that will do the job. However I checked those out at the local orange store, and they obviously were inferior quality with plastic handles, and thinner blades. I tested this on schedule 40 pvc and it cut easily, one handed. I have made several canopy structures and roof racks which incorporate some pvc pipe and fittings. I typically cut the pvc with a pvc hand saw, when working remotely, or my electric mitre saw. Both worked. The hand saw was a grind when making multiple cuts, and the mitre saw created copious sawdust. This cuts clean ,neat, and quick. My current project is for my 30 foot boat at the marina, a winter cover. Nice to not haul the mitre saw, or create toxic pvc sawdust on the dock, or onboard. Also its quick and easy, and pvc is dirt cheap. So I can build quickly with trial and error.