TOLESA Pipe Cutter Tool 3/16"-2" OD, Heavy Duty Metal Pipe Cutter With Deburring Tool Pipe Reamer Sharp Copper Tube Cutter Speed Cutting Tubing Cutter For Stainless Steel Aluminum Brass Pipe

This thing works great. I bought two different styles, the other one from another company looked really sturdy but the blade was inferior causing it to require way too much effort. This device on the other hand has a sharp blade and the rollers accommodate different pipe sizes much better. The deburring tool is also not bad, it will knock down obvious stuff.

Had never used a pipe cutter before. Used this to dismantle a soccer goal someone had tossed on my property. (Who? Why there?) Worked surprisingly well. Each cut took less than a minute. Put the pieces in the trash bin.

Needed a tubing cutter to handle up to 1" and this one looked better than a different one I had ordered a couple days ago. The first order worked but not well on 1" so this one got put to the test. It cut the 1" PVC like butter and left a very nice, square end. It even came with an "inside/outside" reamer to clean up the edges of the tubing after the cut and that worked very well too. This thing is very rugged, fits 1 1/4" PVC's OD well and cuts it very square as well even though it's intended for metal tubing. Now, I tested it on some copper, steel and aluminum tubing scraps I had laying around (up to 1" size) and it cut the metal like butter. Even though it isn't cheap, the rugged construction makes it easier to use and it cuts all the sizes and types of tubing I need it to so IMO it's going to be great to use and if I ever do manage to break it, I won't hesitate to order another one, even if they should raise the price (hope not though).

Well made and sturdy. This bad boy should handle anything you throw at it. Feels good in the hand too. Only problem is it might be a bit too big for most spaces to work within. Would consider a smaller version as well. Follow ups: made easy work of thick AC copper pipe recently cut. Forgot how much you get from scrap copper till I just brought some to scrap yard. Was a nice return. So, don’t fret with this purchase. It’s a win win.

Tool worked perfectly. Constructed nicely and great price point.

Good for 1.50 inch tubing. Soft metals work best. Does roll the edge. Tool that comes with it to chamfer is worthless. Overall good product for price.

I have used this to cut some steel fence posts, as well as some copper and brass tubing for home projects. I used a hacksaw to make the first cut in the fence post, and immediately ordered this after, it is absolutely worth the money. Now I take my sweet time with this tool, cranking it down causes the pipe to pinch in and imagine that'd also significantly cut down on joint and blade lifetime, but it will cut a steel fence posts in a minute or two without working up a sweat, and softer metals are even easier. Definitely beats using a hacksaw. I have noticed that if I keep going in one direction it tends to wander a few millimeters before really biting in to the metal, and that was important to me in a particular case, so go back and forth for a few laps until the blade makes a good groove. Overall, I'm saying buy a pipe cutter,

Right out of the box this cutter looks like a beast. I was sadly disappointed after just the first use. I needed to cut down the steel pipe on my sink tailpiece and this thing just spun around it like a dancer on a pole (good thing it looks so fancy). The grip to tighten is useless- just a thin piece of rubber that spins freely between that and the lack of a sharp wheel, you can’t tighten down enough to bite into anything substantial. Might work okay on pex or pvc, but did not impress me with the metal pipe. This thing is HUGE, bulky and borderline obscene for a cutter. Definitely not going to be taking it into any tight spaces with the size it is. Not worth $25 for something that can’t be used like it should.