Best Way To Cut PETG Tubing - Rigid Finishing Bit

Cutting your rigid PETG tubing can sometimes be a pain as you can never get a nice straight cut. Then you have to sand the edge to get a smooth tapered edge so you don't cut one of the o-rings in the fitting. The Primochill RFB (Rigid Finishing Bit) can take care of all of the about in just a few seconds. Watch how it is done
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[@guyin916]

thanks for the pro-tip! i wish more youtubers used this tool on the camera on their watercooling videos!

[@spydermag5644]

Thanks for making this video. I am building my first water cooled computer and it is frustrating to make the perfect bend but cutting it to length has wasted a lot of rigid tubing. I found the tool on Amazon. I am hoping that it will work.

[@WillShimizu]

I've seen this used in videos before, but I've never heard anyone mention what the tool is! Thank you for making this video!!

[@Moddersinc1]

Glad you liked the video! Make sure you get one as it saves a lot of time and headaches

[@WillShimizu]

@@Moddersinc1 I've added it to my build list!! Trying for a dual loop in a level 20 gt! First time water-cooling, second PC build. Very excited!

[@chevalierdeloccident5949]

@@Moddersinc1 What chuck size will this bit fit into?

[@Moddersinc1]

@@chevalierdeloccident5949 US size 3/8 inch and above. Great tool and make things so much easier!

[@tustinsystems]

Good info...thanks!

[@Moddersinc1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@scorpyful]

can you use this for 14mm tubing?

[@LexLutha]

Can I use that bit on different sized petg? I have 14mm bitspower petg and would love to use this

[@Moddersinc1]

Uh... maybe... if going up by one mm then I would say it might be OK.