Rain BirdFT/50S Drip Irrigation Barbed Fitting Insertion Tool for 1/2" Drip Tubing

Works surprisingly well for the low cost. Dual purpose and functional. Would purchase again, absolutely no complaints!

MDFA! Make Drip Fun Again! Installing a drip system was never too bad but it also wasn’t fun. This makes it fun. So simple to install emitters. So simple to cut tubing. You can do it all with one tool. And the other purple thingy that pushes the fittings on? Wow. No more heating up the tubing. You could push it on before with some effort and hopefully not bend it, but now you can just wham bam thank you ma’am!Both of these tools make “drippin” fun.

the cutter works perfectly. Cuts .5 and .25 lines like butter. I've done about 300 cuts so far and its still perfect.Hole punch ... doesn't work when its 100F. the flexible tubing collapses and punch doesn't make a hole.But below 95F it works great.If it is 100, they you can pressurize the line with water. Then the punch works. Its kinda fun getting a blast of water. make sure you have the 1/4 feeder line ready when you do this ;-)

I did not think I needed this. I have been using a small saw for 30 years to cut my dripper hoses. Worked OK. Found this, took a chance, and -- what a game changer. Whacks off 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch tubes easy as can be. Has a clip so that you do not cut everything when you are transporting it. Only problem is you need three hands to really use it, or two hands and a lot of cussing, but when it works, bird sing, sun shines, and angels appear in the heavens. I recommend it. If you have 3/4 inch, you are outta luck.

I had been fighting with an issue in my yard and had been trying to use scissors to cut the black pipe. The scissors kind of squished the pipe causing it to split. I got this cutter and viola it worked in a few seconds, like a charm. I highly recommend this little pipe cutter.

This really makes emitter installation a breeze and saves your palms from strains. It will take varying amounts of puncture pressure depending on the thickness of the tubing being installed.

This tool is sturdy and saves a lot of time and pain when inserting drip emitters into plastic tubing. Trying to push an emitter into a tube without this tool is time consuming and painful for your hand. With this tool, it takes maybe 2 seconds to install an emitter. and it is pain-free. This is well worth the cost.

Does all the things it says it does, quite easily I might add. No leaks from holes I punched and cuts great too.