Milwaukee 2471-20 M12 Cordless Lithium Ion 500 RPM Copper Pipe and Tubing Cutter Adjustable from 3/8" to 1†Diameters (Battery Not Included, Power Tool Only)

Should of purchased it a long time ago

I'm just a weekend warrior but this thing is pretty neat. There is no way a professional should be without one of these.

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I bought the Milwaukee pipe cutter from Amazon because it was about $5.00 cheaper than other retailers but the real savings was in the free shipping.For those of you who don't like a Milwaukee tool made in China, this tool is not for you.Like my other ancient Milwaukee tools I accumulated over time, this tool has the typical Milwaukee heavy-duty-feel feed-back: it feels solid and sturdy, balanced weight distribution, and industrial performance. The tool quickly cuts my 3/4" copper pipe without fanfare, leaving a smooth cut. I doubt I will ever go back to using a manual cutter. As with almost all Milwaukee tools, this tool is well conceived and executed -- which is why I seldom deviate from the Milwaukee brand. Whether you are doing a small piping job as a DIY or as a tradesman, this Milwaukee pipe cutter will make your job go easier.

It cuts pipe quickly and clean. Only down side is that it jams sometimes and you have to back it up and go forward again

Did a ton of plumbing on the new water softener and shut-offs. Boy, I wish I got this sooner. So quick cutting new pipes, but then realized it's quite hand removing old work out too. So far only cutting 1/2" and 3/4" type M and L copper. The reset takes a second to remember and cutting very small pieces is not recommended. Otherwise, this is a dream tool.

I work in cryogenic and I've run miles of type L and K 1 1/8" copper pipe. I have 2 in my service truck and 1 as a spare. This tool is a time saver, wrist, hand and patience saver. The oldest is 4 years old and as long as you change the blade when needed (for me roughly every 200 cuts) it's a great tool.

I absolutly love the M12 tools. I am a master plumber working in new construction. I use them daily and don't know how I ever got along with out them. Time is money to me and these tools save tons of time. I use the PVC shears and the drill much more than the copper cutter with most of my water pipe being PEX. How ever the times I work with copper I always grab this tool and fly through cutting. Reaching into joist spaces and tight cabinets with the old hand crank cutters was often a chore that left me with bleeding knuckels.. not anymore. These things are well worth the investment for me.