Copper Tubing Cutter 3/16" to 1-1/8"

This set has good reviews, but for some reason, Amazon flagged it as being an item that has a high number of returns. I suppose that that may be because someone buys this item to complete a job that they may not need to complete again, so they then return it. I cannot imagine any other reason to return it—it works incredibly well and is very well-made. If I were a plumber, I would probably invest in a $150 Rigid or other heavy duty large pipe cutter. As a home DIYer, that would be absurd; but a $39 tool that works perfectly for occasional use makes more sense. I used this kit to install new 2 inch and 1.5 inch PVC piping for new sump and sewer ejector pumps. It worked well--way better than ratchet-type PVC pipe cutters. It tracks perfectly, cuts cleanly. and holds the pipe firmly. The reamer also worked perfectly for this task.

I was skeptical, especially for the price. I needed to cut several lengths of metal conduit for my garden. Takes a bit of grip strength, but worked great. I cut about 10 lengths pretty quickly. Cut although the way through. I would buy again.

I love the look and size of the item. It’s heavy duty but light weight and the grip handle makes it a breeze in your hands compared to the old school cutters. As of this review it has produced nothing but clean accurate cuts- would highly recommend.

Good cutter for the price. Worked as expected. Be advised it’s not a heavy duty cutter for commercial work but price reflects that. Again good cutter. The included reamer is a plus. Not the greatest quality. Perfect for occasional use.

Smooth cutting and easy to operate

GREAT QUALITY

Hvac techs, plumbers, anybody that works with copper tubing, try this tool. Everything about it catches your attention the 1st time you use it, the smoothness of the bearings, how you can spin the tightening wheel until it contacts the pipe while still maintaining a secured feeling, I've never had to replace the cutting wheel, and ive cut and brazed every line set in a 5 story apartment building during its construction. Take my word it's worth a try, im am am hvac technician, and have had this tool for years already

I’m an old grandma who is a little bit handy, and who often overestimates her skill level. I had a table and chairs I bought from Amazon that were too tall to use without discomfort. I ordered the Libraton Pipe Cutter and successfully took off inches of the hollow steel table and chair legs. The tool worked well. It required more effort than I expected and I ended up with blisters and sore muscles - all very much worth it. A word to the wise - pay attention to the chair legs as you try to find the best angle for cutting them. I unbelievably cut inches off of one chair leg twice (whoops)! Don’t do what I did! I fixed the cut-too-short chair leg with a piece of wood dowel and glue. Success!