Rothenberger plasticut waste slices

[Jay The Plumber]

anyone got em?
I love a gimmick me and was gonna tag em onto my next order with williams, I hate hacksawing and deburring waste pipe

so, are they any good?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

yes and once you master the skill of using them there ace

 

[Harvest Fields]

yes and once you master the skill of using them there ace[/QUOTE
I have picked a 11/2" and 11/4" up this week. Not used them yet. What is the nack ShaunCorbs?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

snap them on where you like, follow the direction of the arrow but dont squeeze to begin with once you have started to turn grip it and finish the cut, any more than one turn its tracking

 

[Harvest Fields]

Thanks

 

[Paulplumb]

Don't hesitate. Buy the set you won't regret it.

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

Good as gold and a dam site easier and quicker then a hacksaw.

Remember to put the guard on when you are finished though.

 

[moonlight]

Really good, would definitely recommend a set of these. You can cut a 40mm pipe with the 32mm cutter too, a bit tight but cuts ok. Better to have both.

 

[Old Account]

I've never used anything else. I can only recommend to get the set as soon as you can it makes your Plumbing life so much easier. You just need to be careful not to turn in the wrong direction the blade can snap very quick.

Just wondering if anyone of you know where to get the blades ?

 

[moonlight]

I haven't bought any as yet. but you can turn them over.
Rothenberger Plasticut Pack of 3 Blades 59000r Plastic Pipe Tube Cutter VAT | eBay

 

[Jay The Plumber]

done, ill let you know how I get on

 

[Harvest Fields]

And me I got them for my next install but that's not for a few weeks

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Well start chopping up little off cuts

 

[Jay The Plumber]

get em, used em on a old piece of 32 and they are hard to start turning but when they do... one twist and its all done

 

[Harvest Fields]

get em, used em on a old piece of 32 and they are hard to start turning but when they do... one twist and its all done

At least they are sharp to say the least.

 

[Jay The Plumber]

not 'arf !

 

[Phil]

I had a pair but sold them on ebay, took too much space up for what they were worth, always burried under squander in my tool box.

I use a small 6" foldable japanese saw and a pipe deburrer.