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Milwaukee Close Quarters Tubing Cutters are optimized for tough cuts in tight spaces. The compact design allows access to the tightest spaces. Chrome rollers deliver best in class rust protection while integrated weep holes allow water to drain from the tool. Directional grip allows better handling and quick identification of swing direction for easy use. Available in 1/2 in., 3/4 in., and 1 in. sizes.
Dimensions: H 1.1 in, W 2 in, D 2 in
Compatible Pipe Size (in.) | 1/2 in. |
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Maximum Pipe or Tube Diameter (in.) | 1/2 |
Minimum pipe or tube diameter (in.) | .5 |
Product Depth (in.) | 2 in |
Product Height (in.) | 1.1 in |
Product Width (in.) | 2 in |
Compatible Pipe Material | Copper |
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Pipe Cutter Type | Inside |
Power Type | Manual |
Product Weight (lb.) | .2 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Type | Spin |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Hi! This will only cut copper.
Hi Nick - The Milwaukee® Close Quarters Tubing Cutters set does not come with a reaming pen. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
The Milwaukee® Close Quarters Tubing Cutters are optimized for cutting copper pipes. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
Hi GateDoctor! Our Milwaukee 3/4 in. Close Quarters Tubing Cutter is designed and suggested for use on copper, brass, aluminum and thin-wall conduit
My guess would be they would work as long as the soft copper tubing has the same OD as rigid copper pipe since the cutter works based on those standard diameters and the tool locking on the pipe so the spring can force the cutting wheel to stay in contact with the copper as you turn it. The adjustable type would be a sure thing since you can vary the cutting wheel to achieve more diameters by adjusting the wheel with the knob. Plus you would only need one tool for most applications and the close quarters is typically not needed in those situations. Otherwise I am very happy with my set and use them quite regularly, but I am using them with standard plumbing copper pipe.
Yes
China if I’m not mistaken. I do my best to buy American made but the quality and durability of these cutters have far outlasted the competition.
According to Milwaukee Website it is made in China.
you turn it either direction, the cutter whell is spring loaded.
There is a black arrow on the cutters, push the cutters on the copper until the cutting wheel clicks in place then spin the cutters in the direction of the arrow.
There is an arrow on the side showing you the correct direction depending on the way you place it on the pipe. Looking at the picture above you would rotate them clockwise.
I don't have them in front of me but if you look at the picture there is a black arrow that shows the direction of the cut on each tubing cutter.
It is self tightening just follow the arrow
These items are made in china.
No there pretty cheap Lenox ones are a better brand
china
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