Dual-powered tool operates using a 1/2-inch square ... lay on the pipe to simplify latching Features two directional operation that allows scoring of the pipe for a clean cut ...

The Tubing Cutter 1/8 to 1-3/8 Inch is yet another multipurpose tool for cutting copper pipe, PVC, or even stainless steel that isn’t dense. It comes with an extra blade and a reamer.

Pipe and tube cutters are hand-held tools or machines that use a rotating cutting wheel, blade, or other tool head to separate a long piece of tubular material into two or more parts. Pipe and tube ...

HSG Laser has introduced its TPSD all-in-one laser tube cutting system. It combines cutting, tapping, and drilling in one ...

Let’s face it: cutting foam with a knife, even a serrated plastic knife meant for the job, is a messy pain in the ass. This is as true for insulation board as it is for the ubiquitous expanded ...

If our main wood cutting board is too large for your space or you’re looking for a less expensive option, we also recommend the smaller 12-inch-by-16 ... March 3, 2015 Michael Dimmer, chef ...

The purpose of cord cutting is to save a considerable amount of money each month. A "cord never" or "never-connected" is someone who never had such a subscription, while "cord shavers" are ...

LDPE pipe is used in drainage systems as well as industrial process components, laboratories, and sprinkler and drip irrigation systems. ABS pipe provides good chemical and creep resistance as well as ...

BEST OVERALL: Sigma 2G 37cm Pulling Incision Tile Cutter ↓ Jump to Review RUNNER-UP: QEP 10630 24-Inch Manual Tile Cutter ... since it has a max depth cut of 3.125 inches. Plus, it tilts 45 ...

The laser is a 2.5 W 445 nm module which is very popular with low-cost laser cutter setups. It’s a fully self-contained air cooled unit that just needs a source of 12 V to fire up. That makes it ...

But if you spend hours every day staring at a screen for work (or for fun), a 27-inch monitor’s extra size ... Ratings above 3.0 mean you’d probably see a difference with your naked eye.

Chip Cutter is a reporter covering workplace, management and leadership issues in The Wall Street Journal's corporate bureau in New York. His stories often explore how work is changing today.