Ridgid Midget Cutter - 118 Autofeed

You can cut hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass, and plastic tubing with diameters from 6mm to 28mm.

Consult the user manual for specific instructions, but generally, you will need to loosen a screw or pin to remove the old wheel and install the new one.

Stop cutting immediately. Check for any obstructions, such as burrs or debris. Try loosening the cutter slightly and then re-tightening it.

Clean it after each use to remove metal shavings, and occasionally lubricate the moving parts with a light machine oil.

Replacement cutting wheels are available at most hardware stores or online retailers that sell Ridgid tools.

Check the packaging or the manufacturer's website for warranty information.

Make sure the cutter is perpendicular to the tubing and that the tubing is secure before starting. Cut slowly and evenly.

Check the cutting wheel for damage or wear. Replace the cutting wheel if necessary. Ensure that the tubing is properly aligned and secured during the cutting process.

Check for debris or obstructions in the autofeed mechanism. Clean and lubricate the mechanism to ensure smooth operation. Make sure you are using the correct amount of pressure.

Verify that the cutter is perpendicular to the tubing before starting the cut. Ensure that the tubing is held firmly in place and does not move during the cutting process.