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| Part Number | PST110 |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 0.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 8.5 x 3.5 inches |
| Item model number | PST110 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Warranty Description | Lifetime |
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- Flexible cable easily maneuver around installed pipe; prefect for cutting pipe in tight spots
- Soft grip handles
- Ideal for cutting most sizes of PVC pipe
- Easy to use
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By
Bucky Swider
on April 28, 2015
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Wow. I bought this on a lark- I have an uderground 4" SCH40 pipe that I needed to cut to add a Wye. Figured I'd just use a sawzall, but then saw this and figured I'd try something new. Most of the uses I've seen online were with smaller pipe, so I got in the hole and was prepared to pull for quite a while. As noted in the other review responses, you need to pull tight and fast for several strokes to get a bite. Did that, and a few seconds later I thought I'd broken the line since I saw it coming out of the top side of the pipe. BUT, soon both sides of the line met and pulled through. Amazing. Took less than 30 seconds to get all the way through. Same experience with the second cut. Since there's almost zero kerf, I had to bang the cutout portion with a hammer to break it free, but it came right out. I wouldn't believe it unless I'd done it myself!
A couple other thoughts: It would probably take a bit of practice to get the cuts really square. Mine weren't bad, but not perfect. And due to the 'hunting' and sliding that happens in order to establish a bite, you'll need to be happy with a possible 1/4"-1/2" swag of the actual cut you want. Since I'm using Fernco sleeves to insert the Wye, it wasn't a real consideration for me, but if your plan is to glue in a fitting, make sure you have fittings with proper overlap (for instance, with this 4", the SCH40 fitting have 2" overlap, which would be plenty; but those cheaper irrigation fittings only have about an inch). #2: After these two cuts, the line is twisted up and isn't flat anymore. I'm not sure how many more cuts before it becomes unusable (if ever), but if you need to do a bunch of cuts with this I'd pick up a spare or two just in case.
Try it, you'll like it!
A couple other thoughts: It would probably take a bit of practice to get the cuts really square. Mine weren't bad, but not perfect. And due to the 'hunting' and sliding that happens in order to establish a bite, you'll need to be happy with a possible 1/4"-1/2" swag of the actual cut you want. Since I'm using Fernco sleeves to insert the Wye, it wasn't a real consideration for me, but if your plan is to glue in a fitting, make sure you have fittings with proper overlap (for instance, with this 4", the SCH40 fitting have 2" overlap, which would be plenty; but those cheaper irrigation fittings only have about an inch). #2: After these two cuts, the line is twisted up and isn't flat anymore. I'm not sure how many more cuts before it becomes unusable (if ever), but if you need to do a bunch of cuts with this I'd pick up a spare or two just in case.
Try it, you'll like it!
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