Expert PVC Pipe Cutting Secrets Revealed!

[@VCGConstruction]

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[@RidgidRon]

It has been a long since you made an educational video for DIYers. You did a great job and was actually impressed.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Ron, means a lot coming from you, appreciate it! 👍🏻

[@RidgidRon]

@@VCGConstruction you did a great job Vince

[@Inferno5150]

Awesome video . . . I hope to see more like this

[@rauljr9869]

Great video showing all the variable options for cutting pvc, manual or power

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Raul!

[@Addicted_2RC]

I've cut a lot of schedule 40 PVC over the years while working on swimming pools and I'll take my Milwaukee M12 PVC pipe shear all day. One thing to take note of when using the PVC shear. In cold weather old pipe can break before it's cut so I still keep my m12 Fuel one handed hackzall close by. Can't forget about the PVC cable saw they come in clutch!! 👊👊👍👍

[@charletonzimmerman4205]

Nice Vince, how about showing tools to hang drywall on a ceiling next ? & screw or nail it? & glue to joist ? Yes or no?

[@VCGConstruction]

Sounds like a good idea Charleton, thanks!

[@josephrottina1901]

That was a great one, my brother. happy Easter 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Joseph, happy Easter to you and yours as well my friend!

[@vinceferraccioli4661]

I use a miter saw. you're right the oscillating blade works great in tight spots. I also use a reciprocater 😊

[@BlakeKnowledge]

Good work Vince. Chalk one in the DeJimmy column

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Blake, yeah Jimmy loves his DeeWalt accessories!

[@Benjamin-d9v6p]

Good job vince

[@mjc8761]

Thx for the info!

[@VCGConstruction]

You bet!

[@dankoval4818]

Nothing beats a rope saw for tight places. It's much faster than tool setup

[@MrEricld1]

Hackzall with a metal blade for up to 3in and a beveler if needed. Circ saw for lager pipe. We install 6" x 12" SDR a lot and a circ saw with an 60 tooth blade works best.

[@carlosvogrincic4852]

Wire/string cutting for those types for encounters!!

[@fliporhold]

I'm going to suggest cut with chop saw and dry fit

[@TwistedMinded]

I was surprised you didn't show how to cut it with string. Using a good string would have made fast work of cutting that and a nice straight clean cut.

[@abbybonilla4511]

Sawzall with Diablo General purpose or nail embedded wood works for 1.25 (inch and a quarter) and bigger PVC and ABS when I'm cleaning scrap pipe into small pieces

[@Gideon_Judges6]

I just recently had to replace a 2nd floor shower drain that was glued to the flange (early 90s build) and any kind of power saw (recip or oscillating) was too clumsy and in danger of damaging the existing trap or the fiberglass tub. Close quarters cutter to the rescue! I think it was a Wheeler-Rex brand, pricey but less pricey than replacing the whole drain assembly or heaven forbid the whole shower if I really missed.

[@tytar1037]

I’m a plumber and I literally just use a Lenox Hacksaw. Or Sawzall. Whichever is closer at the moment.

[@lynnpitsinger]

Total disclosure, I’ve done plumbing professionally for 27 years. I usually just crank out the Sawzall. It does require practice and patience. That said, have you tried a cable saw? Not 100% square but close enough and you can get into crazy tight spaces safely. Beats the hand saw and no worries about getting your power tools wet. 😁

[@NM5037-r3y]

You can throw a good Plumber into any situation and they will always find a way. But the best tip you can give a homeowner or DIY'er is to ream or chamfer your cut inside and out!

[@VCGConstruction]

Yup, you can throw good money after bad but we all know what they’ll say!

[@kung_fu_panda_charles]

Can someone explain what happened here please 17:08

[@elgrosdude7]

doing 5 inch pvc outdoor, with a quick saw 14 inch was one shot

[@robertf1720]

Angle grinder is great for inhaling microplastics. Banned technique in my shop.

[@insertmetalnamehere8838]

Cable saw is the true way to go

[@randymathews3348]

Wonder where you got inspiration for this one? 🧐🤣

[@VCGConstruction]

Things that make you go 🤔!

[@randymathews3348]

​@@VCGConstruction o, you forgot one solution for this situation. Cable saw will fit damn near anywhere cuzbo

[@VCGConstruction]

Use String to Cut PVC Pipe!

[@iyaayas2246]

I like my 5" bandsaw if it's not in a wall already

[@brianbaker4378]

Milwaukee pipe shears for anything 2” or less.

[@jdreynolds29]

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[@VCGConstruction]

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[@jeffreyesguitar5129]

Using that recip with such a short pipe is crazy....lol wut?

[@hornconstruction1393]

sawzall or multi tool but even a miter saw with fine blade I dont even know how to operate a hand saw lol

[@VCGConstruction]

😜 that’s awesome Tom!