Westward
Westward 3CYU1 tube cutter 1/8-1 1/8 in 8 5/16 in
Cuts 3/16 in to 1 3/16 in tubing with a fold-away reamer and spare wheel included
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Cuts aluminum, brass and copper tubing cleanly
- Fold-away reamer removes burrs without a separate tool
- Spare copper cutting wheel included for quick replacement
- Compact 8 1/2 in length fits tight work areas
- Aluminium body keeps the tool light and corrosion resistant
Westward 3CYU1 Tube Cutter
The Westward 3CYU1 is a compact tube cutter built for plumbers and HVAC technicians working with aluminium, brass or copper tubing. Its standard wheel cutting action delivers clean, square cuts on sizes from 3/16 in up to 1 3/16 in. A fold-away reamer and a spare copper cutting wheel are included for immediate deburring and blade replacement.
Compatibility Check Before Ordering
Verify that the tubing material is aluminium, brass or copper and that the outside diameter falls within the 3/16 in to 1 3/16 in range. The tool requires enough clearance around the pipe for the cutter wheel to rotate fully. Confirm that no tether point is required on your job site, as this model is not tether ready.
Build Quality and Daily Use
The aluminium body keeps the cutter light at 8 1/2 in long while resisting corrosion on site. A steel cutting wheel withstands repeated scoring of soft metals, and the fold-away reamer stores inside the handle to avoid snagging in a tool bag. Spare wheel storage means a fresh blade is always at hand without extra parts to lose.
Highlights
- Cuts aluminum, brass and copper tubing cleanly
- Fold-away reamer removes burrs without a separate tool
- Spare copper cutting wheel included for quick replacement
- Compact 8 1/2 in length fits tight work areas
- Aluminium body keeps the tool light and corrosion resistant
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Does the Westward 3CYU1 tube cutter include a spare cutting wheel and reamer, or must they be purchased separately?
The cutter comes with a fold-away reamer and a spare cutting wheel for copper already in the box; no extra purchase is needed for those items.
Should I choose this model for 1/8 in tubing or does the capacity start at a larger size?
The tool cuts from 3/16 in up to 1 3/16 in, so 1/8 in tubing is below its minimum capacity.
How does the 8 1/2 in tool length affect use in tight engine bays?
At 8 1/2 in long the cutter fits in confined spaces while still giving enough leverage for clean cuts on aluminum, brass or copper tubing.
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