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I was using the wrong size pipe cutter on copper for years until a job in Cincinnati
The foreman saw my rough cuts and asked if I was trying to make extra work for the solder crew. I switched to a 4-inch cutter and the difference was instant. Anyone else have a simple tool swap that fixed a basic mistake?
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miller.jason6mo ago
Man, you ever grab the wrong size hole saw? I was using a dull one for years on electrical boxes. Made a mess of the drywall every time. Switched to a sharp, new one and it was like cutting butter. Clean holes, no extra patching.
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leet326mo ago
Ever try a carbide grit one, @miller.jason?
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laura2115mo ago
Carbide grit hole saws are a total game changer for plaster or tile. I used one last month to put in a new bathroom vent. The regular bi-metal saw just walked all over the place and chipped everything. The carbide one bit right in and made a perfect circle. It costs more up front but you won't burn up three saws on one job.
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