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Old 05-20-2023, 03:05 PM   #1
dmjlambert
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What is the right tool to cut this PVC pipe?

You folks that are handy with landscaping and ditch digging may be able to help me here.

This big pipe is 4 inch fairly thin-walled yard drain pipe. I am re-routing it. I need to cut out a section of it, and then I will no longer use the section that is going off to the right. I will connect a 45 degree elbow on the section going off to the left and lay new pipe in my new empty trench.

What is a good thing to cut that big pipe with? It is in a somewhat tight spot and I need to leave the smaller sprinkler pipes undamaged. I would normally just use a hacksaw, but that is only an option if the pipe were much more accessible.
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