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Old 08-15-2010, 06:55 PM   #11
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Chicago close cutter

Imperial mini-cutter

Mini

Ya know... The one you tighten with channel locks after it gets old.
Oh those do suck. Thats why I use the ridgid 101's. They cut 1 inch and the newer ones have like a diamond shaped handle. real easy to tighten.
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I like a pipe slice or a general autocutter for tight spaces.
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