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A Ridgid branded quick acting cutter sized for 1-1/2 to 4 inch plastic or copper pipe, a reasonable choice for plumbers making repeated cuts in that size range.
A manual tube cutter with published wall and diameter limits. The tube material it suits is never named, so confirm that before buying.
A hand tubing cutter from Klein Tools for copper tube up to its listed outside diameter. The listing gives no smallest size and no warranty terms, so confirm both before buying.
A battery-powered copper tubing cutter built for speed over a hand cutter, best suited to buyers already on the DEWALT 20V platform.
A ratcheting cutter that snaps through PVC, PEX and hose with clean, square ends and less hand effort. It cuts plastic only, and spare blades are sold separately.
A lightweight, pouch-friendly cutter from a trusted Klein product line for buyers who value compact size over heavy-duty capacity.
A light, compact cutter from Steelman sized for material up to 2 inches, built for tight spaces rather than heavy stock work.
A ratcheting, swiveling tubing cutter for copper and thin metal pipe in cramped spots like under sinks, with spare heads and a deburring tool. The listing gives two different cutting ranges, so check your tube size.
A cordless cutter for plastic tubing on DeWalt's 20V MAX battery platform, sold as a bare tool. Buy it if batteries are already in the shed, since none come in the box.
A lightweight cutter from an established LENOX line, though cutting capacity and material rating are not specified in the listing.
A lightweight hand cutter at under 10 ounces, reasonable for light tasks though the listing leaves capacity and blade details unconfirmed.
A hand ratchet shear for cutting PVC pipe up to its stated size, with a lightweight body. The listing gives no minimum size or blade replacement details.
A 1.12 pound cutting tool with almost no other specs listed, worth checking directly on the product page before buying.
A Klein branded alloy steel cutter at 0.68 pounds, a reasonable pick for shop use though its exact cutting capacity is not detailed in this listing.
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