3/8\" Thread Rod Cutter (Here ya go Kal)

Steamhead (in transit)

Their pro-press system?

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Paul Rohrs_7

3/8\" All-Thread

Talking with Kal and Moses, they also use a ton of 3/8" all-thread rod. Here is a link to a cutter that is one of the slickest, most time-saving tools I own.

It needs NO deburring after cutting so the nuts go right on. No power,no problem. Don't want to lug around your chop saw. This is THE ticket.

http://www.argco.com/cgi-bin/item/3099115.html

Leo Pirito left Mupro NA to work at ARGCO with Jim Stoddard. I know they are updating their website so if you have any issues contacting them, email leo@argco.com

Kal, Matt loves this tool. He can cut the rod in 1/8" increments if needed.

Empire_2

Hey Paul

Quite expensive though......? If it saves time I guess it'll work, but what about burrs?

Mike T.

bob young

hack saw

Hack saw works pretty good or a cord less sawzall or corded for that matter. if ya know how to use 'em. that is something like an old beverly shear.

Rich P_3

porta-band

My very old porta band is like my right arm these days
so smooth, clean and smooth, kinda sounds like a cold beer yum

Jim Bennett

I have one...

I LOVE it!

Beats sawzall, hacksaw Hands down!


one quick clip, no burrs, thread a nut right on.

hot_rod

use the force, Luke...

seems when I have a job involving threaded rod, it's up on the scaffolding or scissor lift. It's nice to have a quick easy un-emcumbered way to cut rod while you are up.

With this cutter you can screw the rod into the anchor then cut to length, if you chose.

I imagine these REMS jaws fit cord or cordless press tools.

REMS also have a 1/2" threaded rod jaw as well as wire cutters.

Use the same tool to cut the rod and press the fittings!

Check with Leo for these REMS tools also.

hot rod

A.J._3

It's a few bucks

But once you have one you will love it trussst me.

Mitch_5

I use a small Dewalt angle grinder

with a metal cut off blade.

Lite and quick if you do not mind the sparks.

Mitch S.

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Moses

3/8 All-Thread

Thank's Paul for the link, we will be ordering 1 this week.

It was a great pleasure to meet you and Matt. Me and Kal really enjoyed very much your and Matt company, maybe one day we will do it again, either in our neck of woods, or in yours.

I thank the entire staff at Lochinvar for making our stay very pleasurable, and memorable

Moses

adambuild

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I love that tool! We don't use enough threaded rod to justify it. I always use my 4 1/2" gringer to cut rod. I never have a problem threading the nuts.

Adam

TGO_54

rod cutter

I have used a hacksaw, abrasive chop saw, sawszall, and angle grinder. The rod cutter beats them all, and is the Safest tool by far.

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Paul Rohrs_7

Bump

Bumped for Kal. Great meeting with you and Moses.

Regards,

Paul

Dave_4

ditto