AIRAJ PVC Pipe Cutter With High Resilience Spring Drive And Sharp SK5 Stainless Steel Blade,Easy To Cut PEX,PVC,PPR And Other Plastic Tubing,Suitable For Home Repair And Plumbers,1-1/4’’(33Mm) Review

jaws were so much wider and heavier than the one I had misplaced (which I finally found again, and will be back to using.) Pipe Cutters.

I am using (and abusing) PVC pipe cutters for all sort of things. Beside that PVC pipes are my favorite building material to build quick rigs, frames for sun shades, water irrigation, and simple structures, cutters also come in handy for tubing and all sorts of softer, round materials. But this one is special!The AIRAJ PVC cutter is the one I use exclusively for PRECISE cuts. None of my other cutters produce such straight and good looking cuts like this one. It must be the design and the angle…

These would be perfect except they cut extremely crooked. I make sure to keep the underside tight to the pipe so it doesnt turn or angle and the blade still goes so crooked when cutting that it doesnt even go through the slot on the other end of the tool. It actually hits the side of its own self. Useless

Cutter is well made but it will not cut 1 1/2 " pipe as advertised. It would probably handle 1 1/4". I needed it for 1 1/2" so I didn't get to use it to see how well it holds up.

I don't have to cut PVC pipe very often and never had to cut a 2" pipe, but these worked great and did the trick for me. They seem very solid & easy to use.

I'm no pro craftsman, but I do a lot of my own work on plumbing and electrical as I grew up on a farm where we had to and would consider myself an experienced DIY'er. I used this cutter twice on 1-1/4" CPVC (schedule 40). The first cut did ok - I noticed that the ratcheting mechanism was much more difficult to operate than a similar style cheap cutter for smaller CPVC I got at one of the big box stores. That being said, this cutter returned to the open position much easier. I bought this as the

Does a fairly decent job but on 2" pvc some cuts were not completely straight. I could live with a bit off but had to redo about 25% of the cuts. Only a DIYer if a pro I would spend more money and get a better unit

This review is for the larger, 2 1/2" capacity cutter. No matter how hard I tried, could net get this to cut straight. The far end of the blade seems to deflect, making a cut that ends up being far from perpendicular. THe part of the blade that is closer to the handle is thicker and cuts fairly straight, however, to complete the cut, since the far end has cut at an angle and the near end has cut straight, it needs to snap off to finish, leaving a rough and jagged end. I ended up needing to sand

It will get you out of the jam, but don't expect any straight cuts out of it! Specifically purchased for 2" PBC, it was just average.The blade wobbles during the cut.

Been a while since I've had to buy one of these--I see the manufacturers have finally realized that having a point on the blade cuts down on crushing rather than cutting the pipe. Very happy so far using it to repair the extensive damage done to our sprinkler system during our pool installation.

I saw the reviews and said why not.I guess I'm one of the not so lucky ones, first cut of the day was uneven as hell, it sounds like some people get good blades and some get bad blades, well if they can't guarantee you'll get a good blade they should send you out a extra blade so I guess buy at your own risk and hope you don't get screwed like I did, good luck!

This item ALWAYS gets misaligned while making a cut and cuts at an odd angle. I've tried both going fast and going slow but I always get jagged or screwed up cuts.It was easier to use, but it has very little precision when being used.

I used it to install new water line in the garage and sprinkler system and it was cutting great all the time, blades are sharp and easy to use.

This works OK, and the pointed blade makes it pierce nicely, but on 1.5 inch PVC I found that the cuts were all slanted because the blade deflects as it cuts. Had to buy a different brand which doesn't have that particular problem, although it didn't have the angled blade.

I have always used a hacksaw to cut pvc pipe. With a hacksaw, it is difficult to get a good cut in the field, especially when cutting short pieces. Then you need to smooth the cut ends with a cloth or glove to get all the burrs off. This tool makes cutting pvc pipe so easy, and the cuts are uniform (and perpendicular to the length of the pipe if you are careful). No burrs, nice and smooth every time. So glad I discovered this tool.

Extremely sturdy and well made. Cuts through 2" sched 40 with no effort at all. I wish it had some way to hold the pipe straight while cutting. The pipe tends to shift and you get an angled cut.

Cheaper than another brand I bought but these have worked flawlessly on poly air lines for the semi truck. The other brand mentioned above didnt work out of the box. I’ll be getting another one of these for the house.

After a few uses the blade has dulled and cutting 1" pvc irrigation pipe resulted in quite a bit of crushing before the blade sliced through.Maybe most of the ratings are for the larger 2" + pvc pipe, but at the small diameters they are a bit clunky. I missed the return window or they would've gone back.

Used this tool to cut pvc pipe for an automated sprinkler system install. Works great and made the job easy. Pretty heavy duty and should last a long time. Ratchet system works well.

I bought these because I was installing an irrigation system. I have a very long water line that is 2" in diameter so I needed these large cutters to tap into this line. The good aspect of these is they cut through Schedule 40 pipe like butter. They really make it easy. The big downside is they cut large pipe crooked. Pipe that is 1" or less got cut nice and straight, but when I made the cuts on 2" pipe, I routinely ended up with slanted cuts no matter how hard I tried to keep it cutting…