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How to use a ratchet pipe cutter
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Step 1 – Turn water off
If working on an existing pipe structure, make sure the water is turned off before you begin. |
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Step 2 – Adjust wheel
Place the cutter around the pipe and adjust the wheel so that it rests against the pipe. |
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Step 3 – Turn the cutter
Turn the cutter to make the cut, ensuring the wheel stays in the same line on the pipe. |
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Step 4 – Move backwards and forwards
When using a ratchet pipe cutter, a full 360° turn does not need to be made. Instead a backwards and forwards motion of around 90° is made. |
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Step 5 – Deburr
Once the cut has been made, remove the cutter and use a deburring tool to smooth the edges if needed. |
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