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VEVOR PNM1-1/2 Pipe Tube Notcher .5-3 inch 0-50°
Notches 0.5 to 3 inch round pipes at adjustable 0 to 50 degree angles using standard hole saws
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width10.43
- Notches 0.5–3 inch pipes without tool changes
- Adjusts 0–50° for precise angled cuts
- Works with 1/2–5/8 inch hole saws and drill presses
- Iron and stainless steel build resists wear
- 3 kg weight keeps base steady during use
Pipe Notcher for 0.5 to 3 Inch Tubing
This pipe notcher handles round tubing from 0.5 inch to 3 inch diameter, covering a wide range of metalworking tasks without changing tools. The adjustable angle runs from 0 to 50 degrees with a clear scale for repeatable settings. It suits repair shops, home projects and general fabrication where precise notching is required.
Adjustable Angle Limits and Hole Saw Compatibility
The 0 to 50 degree range sets the practical limit for joint angles, so acute or obtuse mitres beyond that span need a different approach. Standard hole saws from 1/2 to 5/8 inch arbor fit the driver, while drill presses, milling cutters and round cutters can also be used. Hole saws are not included, so the operator must supply the correct size for each pipe diameter.
Iron and Stainless Construction with Reinforced Base
The frame combines iron and stainless steel for wear resistance and long service life in a workshop environment. A reinforced base adds stability during cutting, reducing vibration and keeping the workpiece secure. At 20.5 lbs the unit stays put on a bench but can be moved between stations when needed. Dimensions of 11.42 x 7.68 x 8.07 inch fit typical work surfaces without overhang.
Highlights
- Notches 0.5–3 inch pipes without tool changes
- Adjusts 0–50° for precise angled cuts
- Works with 1/2–5/8 inch hole saws and drill presses
- Iron and stainless steel build resists wear
- 3 kg weight keeps base steady during use
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 10.43 |
Questions about this item
Which pipe sizes does the PNM1-1/2 notcher cover so I can match my tubing?
It handles round pipes from .5 inch up to 3 inch, or 12.7 mm to 76.2 mm, letting you work on a wide range without swapping tools.
What does the 0 to 50° adjustable angle let me do on a real job?
You can set any angle in that range using the clear scale, so you cut precise copes and mitres for handrails, roll cages or structural joints.
What hole-saw shank does the notcher accept and what does that limit?
It fits standard hole saws with 1/2 to 5/8 inch shanks, so the largest cut diameter is set by the biggest saw in that shank range.
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