110mm pvc Pipe cutter

Giles

Giles

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I have all 3 of the styles of chamfer tools the metex is the best one imho
 

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Giles

Giles

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I can't believe that nobody apart from rems do a battery tool for it. All the other stuff they have surely there must be a market for a decent reasonable priced tool
There was a uk firm that made one using a dremel and pipe clamp but was 240v back in the day and £300 odd
 
Canal Navvy

Canal Navvy

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All you really need is a short length of pipe off a factory cut end, cut in half lengthways and used with a sharpie pen to mark the cut line. Cutting and chamfering with a thin disc fitted battery grinder is much easier than trying to hold a pipe still for a chamfer tool, particularly when cutting rockers 🙂

And definitely trim the bur off the inside 😊
 
Giles

Giles

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All you really need is a short length of pipe off a factory cut end, cut in half lengthways and used with a sharpie pen to mark the cut line. Cutting and chamfering with a thin disc fitted battery grinder is much easier than trying to hold a pipe still for a chamfer tool, particularly when cutting rockers 🙂

And definitely trim the bur off the inside 😊
It really isn’t

Who can’t hold a piece of pipe as it takes less than 10 seconds to chamfer it you still need to rotate pipe to cut with grinder and one hand recip can cut pipes in situ and chamfer if adding a inspection into a run etc can’t do that easily with grinder.

We do an awful lot of drainage, tried all options and this works for us on time and quality of cut.

Sharp pocket knife quickly whips any burr off scraped rd inside
 
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Brendan

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I've got the keah one, it's ok but can mark the outside of the pipe if not completely square when chamfering.
Generally use a standard recip with a metal cutting blade for plastic, keep the tools guide, square and it's near enough . Also had a another blade for cutting glazed, but occasionally drop back to a grinder for that
 
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