RIDGID32975 Model 103 Close Quarters Tubing Cutter, 1/8-inch to 5/8-inch Tube Cutter , Silver , Small

i was skeptical of the smallest model cutting stainless steel line coming off my internal slave cylinder on my 93 wrangler yj. it performed well and made a good cut. it did take a while with several rotations but did the job in my very tight space. i dont see it lasting long for more stainless steel cuts. i practiced on old part and once on new part. i had one chance to get it right, and this tool worked as should. very handy tool for tight spaces

Good for HVAC if you're diy and looking for a cutter for house pipes go for the bigger model

Tiny and compact model of a tubing cutter can still get through steel easily.

Makes it clean cut without a lot of excessive work

Ridgid works pretty good. These are good for residential HVAC copper

I had a mini one of these for years only to find out it only went down to 1/4 inch. I had to buy another to get down to 3/16. This one did the trick and is so small it actually fit in the tight spots in get this, a Honda..... Damn those Japanese designers must have small hands. For the price this thing is GREAT. And will last a life time.

I had a 20 year old work car with a brake line rusted through behind the engine, where insulation had collected moisture. I used this to cut the rusted section out on both sides of the engine and also to cut the new replacement line to size.I have never used a product of this kind before. However, it was easy. It took longer to cut the galvanized steel line on the car than to cut the nickel copper replacement line. However, all the cuts flared perfectly with very little cleanup. Good thing, too, because my deburring tool broke.I now want a larger version for plumbing emergencies.

Needed this for years, finally bought one and realized what I have been missing